Daiei learns how to boost sales by redoing outlets

Daiei learns how to boost sales by redoing outlets

TOKYO, Japan - Takashi Hirayama, senior managing director of the struggling supermarket operator Daiei Inc., gives an interview with Kyodo News in which he said Daiei will promote the refurbishment of its outlets as it has accumulated know-how to improve sales with remodeled stores.

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