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Uniqlo's Billionaire Founder Wants a Woman to Succeed Him | Fortune
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Uniqlo CEO Tadashi Yanai with Staff
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Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing's profits up on China and Japan sales | The Japan Times
Billionaire Uniqlo founder and CEO wants his successor to be a woman | The Independent | The Independent
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Uniqlo owner sees no impact from China slowdown
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Uniqlo owner gives Japan Inc a jolt with 40% wage hike | Reuters
Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing to boost Japan salaries up to 40% | The Japan Times
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