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Tuesday, April 18, 2006
LISTEN TO STORYWill American labels translate to retailer profits abroad?
Saks Fifth Avenue announced plans today to open shop in China. At the same time, khaki-purveyor, the Gap, announced it's planning to open 35 stores in the Middle East. John Dimsdale looks into American retailers betting big on foreign markets.
Photo © China Photos/Getty Images
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