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Middle East retailers defiant in face of warMiddle East retailers defiant in face of war
4-Apr-2003
Travel retailers in the Gulf continue to operate stores around the clock as they seek to defy the worst effects of the war in Iraq, that has seen sales crash by 25% in some cases, and much more in others
Dubai Duty Free has recorded an average daily fall in sales of 25% in recent weeks compared to the same period last year, following a strong start to the year.Bookmark This Article
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(4-Apr-2003) - By Jane LabousMIDDLE EAST. Gulf travel retailers continue to operate stores around the clock despite a dramatic fall in traffic and sales across the region.
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