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Whoop sees 'strong sales growth' from women in the Middle East

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The Middle East is a strong growth market for wearable fitness tracker company Whoop, particularly among women, a senior official at the company has said. Dr Ami Bhatt, who joined Whoop as its first chief medical officer in July, said she was encouraged to see that more women across the region…

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