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Hugo Boss to Reduce Brands, Limit Store Expansion in Revamp

The company will only produce clothes under the Hugo and Boss brands, narrowing its focus to casualwear and business clothes with womenswear becoming a lower priority.
Schäfer will leave the company on May 31 to pursue a “new professional assignment.”
Schäfer will leave the company on May 31 to pursue a “new professional assignment.” (Shutterstock)
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