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Retailers Revive the Market in Women’s Plus Sizes

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According to recent Center for Disease Control numbers, about two-thirds of American women are obese or overweight. Retail stores like Target are trying to appeal to women in the 14 plus sizes where demand is growing.

Marketing to women in retail and other businesses

06/16/2010

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