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King Power takes over rival’s Bangkok storesKing Power takes over rival’s Bangkok stores
15-Jan-2002
King Power gained the rights to operate the stores at Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai and Hat Yai airports last year after Airport Duty Free was ousted by the airport authority following a dispute over rent payments.
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?THAILAND. King Power International Group is completing the renovation and refurbishment of stores at Bangkok Don Muang International airport, after taking over the contracts of rival Airport Duty Free (ADF)........
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