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Toys “R” Us Inc., the retailer that canceled its initial public offering last week, has had three senior executives leave recently after Chief Executive Officer Gerald Storch said he’d step down.
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In the years before the recession, private-equity firms put so much faith in the future of U.S. brick-and-mortar retailers that they spent $36 billion on them.
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Best Buy Co. and Toys R Us Inc. have filed complaints in several states alleging that Wal-Mart Stores Inc. deceived consumers in price comparison advertisements.
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Toys “R” Us Inc. Chief Executive Officer Gerald Storch will step down following a drop in holiday sales at the world’s largest toy-store chain.
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Toys “R” Us Inc.’s $35 million settlement of an antitrust group lawsuit over inflated prices was thrown out by an appeals court that questioned the distribution of the funds and rejected the fees awarded lawyers.
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FAO Schwarz is seeking to extend the lease for its flagship store at New York’s General Motors Building , almost three years after its landlord, Boston Properties Inc., said the toy seller would likely have to leave.
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Metabolon Inc., a medical diagnostics company, sued a Madison, Wisconsin-based competitor for patent infringement.
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A Western buyer at the Canton trade fair protested against higher prices by wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with “Too Expensive” in Chinese. That generated little sympathy from toy seller Clara Zhang.
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KKR & Co. LP and Bain Capital Partners LLC hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. for a $1 billion initial public offering of Toys R Us Inc., the retailer the buyout firms purchased in 2005, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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In a case involving the OncoMouse, a rodent genetically modified to contain a cancer-causing gene that can be inherited, Harvard College and its licensee sued the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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