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Today we're going to talk about a company that may bring back some

more memories from your childhood.

Once upon a million toys are toys or us that I can play with. Once upon a time, Toys or Us

controlled more than 25% of the toy market worldwide and had roughly 800 stores in the U.S. alone. After years of struggle

and mounting debt, the company finally closed the last of those stores five years ago after

filing for bankruptcy. Two acquisitions later, the brand is now owned by W.HP Global, a management firm

that acquires and revives brands. WHP struck a deal with Macy's two years ago to open Toys R Us stores within Macy's locations,

giving the toy seller a renewed retail foothold and opening a flagship store at the American Dream Mall in New Jersey.

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