OSAKA — The bankruptcy of the Osaka-based Mycal group earlier this month sent shock waves through the business and financial worlds.
But for many younger Osaka residents, the woes of the nation’s fourth-largest supermarket chain were particularly sad because the collapse means the end of Vivre, a division of Mycal that was one of the area’s most popular and trendy stores.
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