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Nau! opened two additional stores in Saudi Arabia through its local partner Magrabi . A 140 square meter store was opened in Riyadh and a 105 square meter location in Dammam. Thanks to the partnership with Magrabi, the Italian optical retailer now has five stores in Saudi Arabia, ...
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Mykita opens second New York store
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Mister Spex now has 35 German stores
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French opticians in large malls ordered to close
As part of the new Covid-19 regulations implemented by the French government on Jan. 30, all shops operating in malls of 20,000 square meters and more have to close, to the exception of food retailers and pharmacies, but not opticians. All optical shops, regardless of their locations, had been considered ...
