Fast Retailing

Fast Retailing

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Fast Retailing is the world’s fourth largest clothing retailer, and the sole owner of major casual-wear brand Uniqlo. Currently, Fast Retailing owns Uniqlo, J Brand, Theory, Helmut Lang, Comptoir des Cotonniers, and GU, among others.
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UNIQLO Owner Fast Retailing Will Reduce Single-Use Plastic by 85% by 2020
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UNIQLO Owner Fast Retailing Will Reduce Single-Use Plastic by 85% by 2020

Introducing eco-friendly paper bags to 3,500 UNIQLO stores worldwide.
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For John C Jay There Is No Such Thing as an Excuse
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For John C Jay There Is No Such Thing as an Excuse

From Executive Creative Director at Wieden+Kennedy to President of Global Creative at Fast Retailing and Uniqlo.
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Uniqlo's Fast Retailing Co. Reduces Profit Predictions by $80 Million USD
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Uniqlo's Fast Retailing Co. Reduces Profit Predictions by $80 Million USD

Despite seeing a profitable second quarter.
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Uniqlo's International Revenue For Last Quarter Is $2.3 Billion USD
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Uniqlo's International Revenue For Last Quarter Is $2.3 Billion USD

For the first time, the retailer has more sales outside Japan than in it.
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Uniqlo More Profitable Overseas Than in Japan
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Uniqlo More Profitable Overseas Than in Japan

Parent company Fast Retailing posted record-breaking Q1 sales.
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Lemaire x UNIQLO Collection to Release for Fall/Winter 2015 Season
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Lemaire x UNIQLO Collection to Release for Fall/Winter 2015 Season

Christophe Lemaire, Hermès’ past creative director, has been tapped for a collaboration with
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