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"After 30 years of selling quartz watches and gold jewellery under brands such as Sonata, Titan, and Tanishq, the company now wants to move to women’s ethnic wear."
Titan: The World's Fifth-Largest Watchmaker Now Wants to Sell Women's Clothing
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