M&S admits China setbacks

The executive chairman of Marks & Spencer today admitted to errors in the firm’s opening of its first shore in mainland China.

M&S admits China setbacks

The executive chairman of Marks & Spencer today admitted to errors in the firm’s opening of its first shore in mainland China.

Stuart Rose said there was a “screw-up” over the supply chain which left the Shanghai food hall with low stocks in its first few months, as well as problems with sizing.

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