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London West End retailers eye $78 million Boxing Day sales
Reuters

LONDON: Retailers in the British capital's prestigious West End shopping district have made a brisk start to Boxing Day trading and are optimistic of making 50 million pounds ($78.2 million) in sales, the New West End Company said on Monday.

The company -- which represents firms operating in the West End area -- added that retailers had made 15 million pounds worth of sales during the first three hours of trading on Boxing Day.

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