ITF and UNIQLO launch UNIQLO Spirit Award
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Sweden sign deal with Japanese company Uniqlo for Tokyo 2020
Uniqlo's president Tadashi Yanai wants to make durable clothing, not fast fashion
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On Tokyo trip, tennis star Roger Federer says he's focusing on future with new sponsor Uniqlo | The Japan Times
Tadashi Yanai (Founder and President, Fast Retailing-UNIQLO) | TOMODACHI
Uniqlo founder threatens to pull out of US because of Donald Trump's border tax | The Independent | The Independent
Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai wants a woman to succeed him at the head of Fast Retailing group
Uniqlo founder Yanai resigns as SoftBank board member after 18 years
UNIQLO and Swedish Olympic and Paralympic Committees Extend Partnership Beyond Paris 2024 Games | FAST RETAILING CO., LTD.
Uniqlo president denies firm was slow to suspend sales in Russia | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
16 Fast Retailing Ceo Tadashi Yanai News Conference And Media Preview Of Uniqlo Shop For Women Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
La chronique de Suzy Menkes: Uniqlo: Luxury To All the People? | Vogue France
Clothing industry in Spain: Uniqlo founder: “We want to be bigger than Spain's Inditex” | Economy and Business | EL PAÍS English Edition
Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai wants to be succeeded by female boss as 'the job is more suitable for a woman' | South China Morning Post
Uniqlo Founder Tadashi Yanai's Net Worth Has Dropped by 44% in 2022
PM Modi Interacts with Tadashi Yanai, Chairman, President and CEO of UNIQLO in Tokyo "Mr. ... - Latest Tweet by ANI | 📰 LatestLY
Uniqlo CEO Tadashi Yanai promised to step down at 70 – now he's 71 and wants Fast Retailing to become the world's largest fashion chain – but what don't we know about
Uniqlo's president Tadashi Yanai wants to make durable clothing, not fast fashion
Uniqlo, Toray agree to third five-year deal, set ¥1 trillion goal | The Japan Times
