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Brazil's Carrefour Brasil posts marginal rise in Q2 adjusted net profit

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SAO PAULO, July 26 (Reuters) - Carrefour Brasil reported on Tuesday its second-quarter adjusted net profit slightly increased 1.3% from a year earlier, helped by double-digit same store sales growth.

The local unit of French retailer Carrefour SA reported profits of 600 million reais ($112.10 million). (Reporting by Andre Romani; Writing by Carolina Pulice)

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