The rise and fall of Toys "R" Us: From $13B to bankrupcty скачать в хорошем качестве

The rise and fall of Toys "R" Us: From $13B to bankrupcty

Toys “R” Us was once the undisputed king of the toy industry, with 1,600 stores, $13 billion in annual sales, and more than 25% of the U.S. toy market. Yet just 20 years later, the iconic chain filed for bankruptcy in 2018 and 33,000 employees lost their jobs. 👇 SUBSCRIBE for more business breakdowns    / @michael-girdley   Get my free guide → Why Great Businesses Fail: 10 Multi-Million Dollar Mistakes To Avoid: https://links.girdley.com/10fails-yt ------------------------------------------------------------------ ► For sponsorships or inquiries please reach out to: [email protected] ► Get my weekly letter to business owners: essential insights to run, grow, and stay ahead in your business → https://links.girdley.com/newsletter-yt ► Free events on all things small business: https://links.girdley.com/lectures-yt ► Deep dives on businesses for sale:    / @acquisitionsanonymouspodcast   ► Follow me on Twitter/X: https://x.com/girdley ------------------------------------------------------------------ In this video, we break down the rise and fall of Toys “R” Us, exploring how founder Charles Lazarus built a retail empire, how discounters like Walmart and Target undercut them, why their disastrous deal with Amazon accelerated their downfall, and how crushing private equity debt ultimately pushed the company into liquidation. If you love business stories and lessons, retail history, or case studies on why companies fail, this deep dive into Toys “R” Us is for you.