If frys hasn't gone out of business yet, they're not going to - last one I was in only sold gift bags and batteries in a massive retail space and yet somehow they were still there. The retail gods must love Mr. Fry.
> If frys hasn't gone out of business yet, they're not going to - last one I was in only sold gift bags and batteries in a massive retail space and yet somehow they were still there.
I really don't understand why Fry's isn't out of business.
Do they own the real estate they're sitting on or something? Are their online operations that profitable?
Sure, a private company can carry losses for as long as they have money. But, why would you?
>Do they own the real estate they're sitting on or something?
A quick search gives some mixed results. They own their San Jose property¹ through an affiliate company. This affiliate doesn't appear to own any other Fry's property though². Conversely, the Palo Alto ___location was closed when the lease ran out³.
