G.U. CEO Osamu Yunoki

G.U. CEO Osamu Yunoki

Osamu Yunoki, CEO of Japanese casual wear retailer G.U. Co., speaks in Tokyo on Sept. 4, 2023, about the global expansion strategy of Uniqlo's sister brand.

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