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Stefan Persson, chairman of the board of the Swedish retail ready-made clothing giant Hennes & Mauritz or H&M. Stefan Persson is the principal owner of the company and son to the founder
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Stefan Persson, chairman of the board of the Swedish retail ready-made clothing giant Hennes & Mauritz or H&M. Stefan Persson is the principal owner of the company and son to the founder
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Billionaire H&M founder Stefan Persson gets his staff to dig two-mile trench to bring superfast broadband to his village | The Sun
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Letter to colleagues, customers, partners and friends from H&M Group CEO Helena Helmersson about the Coronavirus. - H&M Group
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CEO letter - H&M Group
Stefan Persson, chairman of the board of the Swedish retail ready-made clothing giant Hennes & Mauritz or H&M. Stefan Persson is the principal owner of the company and son to the founder
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