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Based on 6 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar, Thailand:

Perinteikäs Anttila-brändi saattaa vielä palata Suomen markkinoille. Tavaramerkin omistava liettualainen PHH-konserni harkitsee uuden yrityksen perustamista tulevaisuudessa Anttila-nimellä, kertoo toimitusjohtaja Dainius Liulys Ylelle. [1]

Business trendsHuman Made's Japanese streetwear entices investors and foreign shoppers Successful IPO to fund store growth and company's global brand ambitions Human Made CEO and Chief Operating Officer Rei Matsunuma says the brand is just getting st... [2]

Business dealsDescente's Chinese shareholder backs Itochu in takeover fight Trading house's role a 'plus' for sportswear maker, Anta Sports chief says Anta Sports Products is China's largest homegrown sportswear retailer with over 10,000 outlets. [4]

TOKYO -- Toyo Seikan Group Holdings, a Japanese company best known for making cans and other containers, hopes to make a name for itself in DNA chips, a field that at first glance bears little relation to its bread-and-butter operations. [5]

Business dealsChina sports brand Anta goes global, taking on Nike and Adidas Company set to buy Wilson owner Amer of Finland for $5.2bn Finland's Amer Sports owns Wilson, a brand whose tennis rackets are popular with top players like Roger Federer. [6]

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