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The Omani luxury fragrance brand’s sales surged 60 percent year-over-year, with supersized growth in all of its international markets.
The luxury fragrance label will begin putting all new products on Aura’s private blockchain, allowing customers to claim a digital certificate of ownership and other perks.
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