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Toys R Us has gone into voluntary administration for second time in Australia. The iconic ASX-listed business has announced to the market it has gone bust in Australia for a second time.

Toys R Us has closed its doors but is still running as an online retailer. The publicly listed Toys R Us, which was saved five years ago from going bust, has again gone into administration. In a ...

ASX-listed e-commerce company Toys ‘R’ Us has called in administrators from BDO, marking a second time the toy retailer brand has tumbled into trouble. X. To read our articles you will need to either ...

This is just the latest chapter for Toys R Us, which was previously a stand-alone iconic name in global toy sales before the chain collapsed in 2017. Read related topics: ASX.

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