(2)Seven-Eleven Japan opens 1st outlet in China

(2)Seven-Eleven Japan opens 1st outlet in China

BEIJING, China - A tape-cutting ceremony is held in front of the first Chinese outlet of Seven-Eleven Japan Co. in Beijing on April 15.

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