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Carrefour relatively upbeat despite weak sales Three years: that’s the time Carrefour’s new CEO, Georges Plassat, says he needs to turn around Europe’s largest retailer.
A realistic estimate according to analysts, but Carrefour’s shares fell more than three per cent in Paris on Monday.
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