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by merry1 in a Texican COAT on May 28th, 2009
Interesting, sounds like it was an almost-free proposition, a small two-location private corp. If it were the other way around I'd question whether FAO Schwartz could understand the sharp and risky demand curves of the mass toy market. I'd propose that the two businesses will be somewhat complementary, like a mass market car maker having a small racing line.
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I can see how that could work. It's still a great brand name.
by Jim in a Nautilus COAT on May 28th, 2009