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This Innovator Reshaped What It Means to Shop in Myanmar
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October 14, 2015
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5:38Now PlayingWin Win Tint owns City Mart, now the largest supermarket chain in booming Myanmar. But to build it, she had to overcome the challenges of developing a business under military rule, when a single SIM card cost $3000. Photo: Paolo Bosonin/The Wall Street Journal
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