Fanatics, King of Online Sports Retail, Eyes More Brick and Mortar

Michael Rubin has built Fanatics into the world’s largest online seller of licensed sports merchandise over the past 15 years. Now his company is eyeing brick-and-mortar retail opportunities. Fanatics announced Thursday morning that it will open a collectibles store next month in Paris, on Rue Saint-Lazare in an area popular with tourists. It’s the second […]

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