Harrods is a department store in Knightsbridge, London. The largest in the world in 1912, Indiana Jones drove past the store with author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when visiting England that year.
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| - Harrods is a department store in Knightsbridge, London. The largest in the world in 1912, Indiana Jones drove past the store with author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when visiting England that year.
- A large upmarket store in central London well known for its sale and general posh-ness. Its nearest Underground station is Knightsbridge. The current owner is Mohamed Al-Fayed, an Egyptian entrepreneur who bought the store in 1985 for £615 Million.
- As The Tavistock Society gently elbowed its way through the self-perpetuating mass of tourists, an epiphany occurred, for lo! In front of our eyes opened a spine-tingling spectacle. A decorate harp, fit for Orpheus himself, was juxtaposed against the meat products, lending a pleasing air of authenticity.
- From the Wikipedia page [1]: Harrods is an upmarket department store located in Brompton Road in Brompton, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London. The Harrods brand also applies to other enterprises undertaken by the Harrods group of companies. The website is [2]
- Harrods was an exclusive store full of real brand clothing, which was separate from the Starplaza. Over the course of a few weeks, Harrods released ten different brands.
- Harrods is a bloody great department store in the heart of London, which attracts rich tourists and consumer-porn enthusiasts like smelly flies. Harrods is owned by an offshore consortium of Arabic desert princes, who bought it in 2009 from an absentee landlord of impeccable Arabian descent, who bought it in 1989 from a mysterious offshore holding company owned by a silhouetted stranger in the Netherlands Antilles, who bought it from… But you get the general idea. When you buy stuff here, the cash goes straight into the fat cats’ pockets. Did you know that?
- Harrods is a Department store that specializes in luxury goods on Brompton Road in Knightsbridge London district. Outside the Department store Harrods group includes also a bank (Harrods Bank), a real estate company (Harrods Estate) and an air company (Air Harrods). The current owner is Qatar holding, the investment fund of the Royal family of Qatar. The holding bought the Department store in 2010 by Mohamed Al-Fayed for about 1.8 billion euros.
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| - Harrods is a department store in Knightsbridge, London. The largest in the world in 1912, Indiana Jones drove past the store with author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when visiting England that year.
- A large upmarket store in central London well known for its sale and general posh-ness. Its nearest Underground station is Knightsbridge. The current owner is Mohamed Al-Fayed, an Egyptian entrepreneur who bought the store in 1985 for £615 Million.
- As The Tavistock Society gently elbowed its way through the self-perpetuating mass of tourists, an epiphany occurred, for lo! In front of our eyes opened a spine-tingling spectacle. A decorate harp, fit for Orpheus himself, was juxtaposed against the meat products, lending a pleasing air of authenticity.
- From the Wikipedia page [1]: Harrods is an upmarket department store located in Brompton Road in Brompton, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London. The Harrods brand also applies to other enterprises undertaken by the Harrods group of companies. The website is [2]
- Harrods was an exclusive store full of real brand clothing, which was separate from the Starplaza. Over the course of a few weeks, Harrods released ten different brands.
- Harrods is a bloody great department store in the heart of London, which attracts rich tourists and consumer-porn enthusiasts like smelly flies. Harrods is owned by an offshore consortium of Arabic desert princes, who bought it in 2009 from an absentee landlord of impeccable Arabian descent, who bought it in 1989 from a mysterious offshore holding company owned by a silhouetted stranger in the Netherlands Antilles, who bought it from… But you get the general idea. When you buy stuff here, the cash goes straight into the fat cats’ pockets. Did you know that?
- Harrods is a Department store that specializes in luxury goods on Brompton Road in Knightsbridge London district. Outside the Department store Harrods group includes also a bank (Harrods Bank), a real estate company (Harrods Estate) and an air company (Air Harrods). Started In 1835 Charles Henry Harrod, a teaand grocery wholesaler, a shop opposite his house in Stepney in London's East End. He was worried because of acholeraepidemic in London and he moved in 1849 to the then quiet Brompton Road to a grocery store to take over. Together with the district grew, so did his trade and he took over the adjoining buildings along on in his case. In 1861 the company was taken over by Charles Digby Harrod, the son of Charles SR. The store was thoroughly renovated. Harrod got the opportunity to rebuild on a larger scale everything after a fire on 6 december 1883. When Harrod Jr. retired in 1889 was Harrods a publicly traded company, but the company would come back into private hands in 1959, when it was bought by House of Fraser. The current owner is Qatar holding, the investment fund of the Royal family of Qatar. The holding bought the Department store in 2010 by Mohamed Al-Fayed for about 1.8 billion euros. Harrods was three times the target of the IRA. On 17 december 1983 a bomb explosion killed six people and injured 90. Three days later Harrods despite the havoc again open.
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