Fast-fashion retailer H&M (Stockholm, Sweden) opened a new store in Greece this past weekend despite recent retail departures from the recession-torn country, according to The Wall Street Journal. (Retail giant Carrefore SA (Paris) recently sold its supermarket business in the country at a loss.)

H&M says it has a plan in place for potential currency changes. Greece continues to face political upheaval and ongoing austerity measures due to its struggling economy.
 

Robin Donovan

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