Walmart to sell Japanese supermarket unit Seiyu

Walmart to sell Japanese supermarket unit Seiyu

Photo taken on July 12, 2018, shows the head office of Japanese supermarket chain operator Seiyu GK in Tokyo with the logo of its U.S. parent Walmart Inc. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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