Investors who scooped up whatever was left of toy store Toys R Us in 2018 are hoping a new generation of children will want to be Toys R Us kids—and that the adults who shopped there when they were young still haven’t grown up, much like those in its jingle.
That’s according to Bloomberg, which said the retailer’s new parent wants to revive the brand online and is eyeing half a dozen smaller-format locations in the U.S.,
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