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Fulfilling a retail dreamFulfilling a retail dream
John Rimmer
15-Oct-2005
After years spent coveting a retail operation of its own, Tokyo Narita airport authority NAA can call itself a duty-free operator at last. John Rimmer visited Tokyo to find out more about the landlord's new joint-venture businesses
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Ambition tempered by frustration has characterised Tokyo Narita International airport authority NAA's commercial aspirations in recent years. Constrained by its state-owned structure and by severe restrictions on space and capacity,
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