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2. Specsavers - Wikipedia

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   Specsavers Optical Group Limited [1] is a British multinational optical retail chain, which operates mainly in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the Nordic countries. The chain offers optometry and optician services for eyesight testing and sells glasses , sunglasses , and contact lenses .

3. Walmart just leveled with Americans: China won’t be paying ...

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   Arkansas-based Walmart, the world’s largest retailer that traditionally has catered to working- and middle-class Americans, warned the President-elect’s plans to hike import duties across the ...

4. CooperVision - Wikipedia

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   CooperVision develops, manufactures, and markets a range of contact lenses. CooperVision produces both spherical contact lenses and specialty lens products. [17] America's Best, Walmart, Costco, Visionworks, Pearle Vision, Target Corporation and Vision Source private label contacts are manufactured by CooperVision. [citation needed]

5. Yihaodian - Wikipedia

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   Yihaodian has “virtual stores” that exhibit images of stocked grocery shelves on walls and other surfaces in urban public areas in China, which passersby can scan codes under the images with a mobile device to purchase corresponding groceries online. [2] The retail giant Walmart first invested in Yihaodian in 2011; in 2012, it announced ...

6. Walmart bets on its international business to drive growth as ...

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   In China, Walmart is using the world's second-largest economy to experiment with new e-commerce practices. Despite macro headwinds, its same-store sales grew 13.8% in Q2, and revenue grew 17.7% ...

7. Walmart unwinds JD.com investment, to focus on own China ops

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   HONG KONG (Reuters) -Walmart sold its entire roughly $3.7 billion stake in JD.com, ending an eight-year investment in the Chinese e-commerce firm that was yielding waning returns, and the U.S ...