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The History of Victoria’s Secret…

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Victoria’s Secret is the largest American retailer of lingerie. It was founded by Roy Raymond on June 12, 1977.[1][4] Its 2012 sales were $6.12 billion,[5] with an operating income of $1 billion.[6] The company sells lingerie, woman’s wear and beauty products through its 1,000 U.S. stores, catalogs (annually mailing out 375 million) and website. Victoria’s […]

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