Eyeglass maker Luxottica announced 100 or more store closings in response to the global economic slowdown. The impact of the store closings specific to the U.S. market was not disclosed. Luxottica, which makes Ray-Ban, Oakley and other popular brands, expects to close two to three percent of its doors as well as reduce inventory.
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