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7-Eleven closures in India signal an operational reset

Reported · Written up by our desk · Asia

CNBC World reports that closures of 7-Eleven stores in India do not indicate the company is exiting the market.

Instead, the closures are being viewed as part of a reset of 7-Eleven’s operations in India, reflecting changes to how it runs the business there rather than a withdrawal.

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