Fast Retailing net profit plunges amid pandemic

Fast Retailing net profit plunges amid pandemic

Fast Retailing Co. Chairman and President Tadashi Yanai meets the press in Tokyo on Oct. 15, 2020, releasing earnings results for the business year ended in August 2020. Yanai said the operator of the Uniqlo clothing brands posted a 44.4 percent net profit decline due to slumping sales traced to the coronavirus pandemic.

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