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Gap Inc. on Twitter: "Today we announced that Gap Inc. will be separating into two independent, publicly traded companies: @OldNavy and a yet-to-be named company “NewCo” (@Gap, @Athleta, @BananaRepublic, @Intermix and @HillCity).
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