Rise and fall of Toys R Us: From dominant toy store business to bankruptcy

According to the report, Toys R Us, which was once a hard work, is planning to sell or close all 800 stores in the US, affecting up to 33,000 jobs. From the Maryland roots and the dream of various kinds of shopping experiences, it has grown into a giant who dominates the toy business from the 1980s to the early 1990s. However, despite acquiring and changing its position as a leader, it did not win the Amazon era and had not kept up with the discount chain. This is the company's story.

With the advent of supermarkets, Lazarus was reorganized to increase the number of products people can use for shopping. Opened the first Toys R Us store in Rockland, Maryland.

According to Washington Post sources, Toys R Us announced that employees will close all 800 stores in the US. According to records, it is also possible to organize projects in Australia, France, Poland, Portugal and Spain. We closed our business in the UK

Last week, I also learned that Toys R Us is going to close all the stores. Toy retailers declared bankruptcy last autumn. The TRU application has become the second largest retail bankruptcy in the history of the United States. Assets at Toys R Us application are $ 6.6 billion. Only Kmart is big. When bankruptcy occurred in 2002, the asset was $ 16.3 billion. The story behind the bankruptcy of Toys R Us shows the fundamental problem of infringing the strength of the US economy, the gentle currency brought by the Fed's monetary policy. Being able to borrow a large amount of money at low interest rate is boosting loans and speculation. The wrong investment distorts the economy and inflates the popular last bubble

Toys'R'Us was founded in 1948 by Charles Lazarus and is a post-war business model. Most notably, it changed the child's toy industry from the seasonal market to the daily luxury. When peaked in the mid-1990s, Toys'R'Us strengthened its reputation as a 'category killer' - a brand that dominated a single market and overwhelmed all competitors. However, the majority of Toys 'R Us' s success depends on the large store that is the retail space. Unfortunately, the downfall may be caused by the same thing.

Toys' R Us may undertake the second act of closing hundreds of shops during the summer. A group of investors said on Tuesday in the bankruptcy court that claimed that it canceled the auction for Toys R Us assets. Investors think that there is a possibility of improving not by selling toy chains to parts but by potentially renewing