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Uniqlo Founder Thinks U.S. Needs Fewer Malls and More of His Stores - WSJ
Japan's richest man is leaving SoftBank's board - Los Angeles Times
The man who clothes Asia: Uniqlo chief Tadashi Yanai | Financial Times
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Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai wants to be succeeded by female boss as 'the job is more suitable for a woman' | South China Morning Post
Billionaire Uniqlo founder and CEO wants his successor to be a woman | The Independent | The Independent
Uniqlo Founder Yanai Resigns As SoftBank Board Member
INTERVIEW | Tadashi Yanai on Why UNIQLO is Giving Back to Asia | JAPAN Forward
Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai is fascinated by failure - YouTube
Uniqlo makes its India debut - The Hindu BusinessLine
Uniqlo chief regains top spot on Japan's rich list, despite sharp drop in wealth | The Japan Times
Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai wants a woman to succeed him at the head of Fast Retailing group
About Uniqlo | UNIQLO
UNIQLO comes to India with its signature jackets and significant investments | Mint
Uniqlo founder aims to hand over presidency in 2 years - Nikkei Asia