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PPR, whose collection of luxury brands is called Gucci Group, plans to gradually sell off its retail assets, including the electronics chain Fnac and furniture retailer Conforama to fund the acquisitions of new mass market and luxury brands.

Business Watch 2010

Thinking to avoid the extortionate Amazon. fr postage costs, I decided to look for it in Fnac, a well-known entertainment/electronics emporium, on one of my regular visits to France.

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For the portuguese folks, think of it as a english "Fnac".

PrintScreen - Capturing the buzz 2008

For the portuguese folks, think of it as a english "Fnac".

PrintScreen - Capturing the buzz 2008

Fnac in particular is dependent on France, Spain and Portugal—countries where consumers have dramatically cut back on spending in the wake of Europe's sovereign-debt crisis.

PPR Sales Driven by High-End Christina Passariello 2011

Those same markets are not as fertile for Fnac and Redcats.

PPR Sales Driven by High-End Christina Passariello 2011

The company seeks to gradually shed its retail assets — the electronics retailer Fnac, discount furniture chain Conforama and Redcats.

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You can get a pinata at Toys R Us (much cheaper than at Fnac Eveil & Jeux although they have them as well), that was a HUGE hit and actually lasted 25 minutes.

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The company intends to sell Fnac and Redcats but the global economic slowdown and the financing crunch has slowed down its plans.

PPR Sales Driven by High-End Christina Passariello 2011

PPR owns brands such as Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Puma as well as two retail chains—Fnac for home electronics, and the Redcats mail-order business.

PPR Sales Driven by High-End Christina Passariello 2011