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Disney Stores May Shrink/Be Sold

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Originally posted by Luke
OK, looked it up. In 2001 the Warner Bros UK Stores were 40% owned by a company called 'ENIC Entertainment' and 60% Time Warner. In early 2002 it looks like they were 80% owned by 'ENIC Entertainment' and 20% by Time Warner. Mid 2002 'ENIC Entertainment' sold 60% of the company to a company called 'Warner Bros Studio Stores Management' with another 20% to follow later. So it looks like there was a buyout by the old people who managed the UK Warner Bros stores and they now own 80% with Time Warner owning the other 20%. So i guess that's why they can sell other peoples products.

This is exciting, brings me back to the good ol' days of the Henson sale ! :embarrassed:
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Yes, those were the days. :smile:
 
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