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London luxury department store Harrods said Saturday it was taking down a statue of the late Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Al Fayed and returning it to former owner Mohamed Al Fayed.
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Prestigious department store Harrods in London was the target of a holiday hoax that was reported worldwide as a factual news story and sparked a viral campaign with millions sharing the details and pictures.
Mohamed Al Fayed has made a deal to sell the London based luxury goods store Harrods. He has owned Harrods for 25 years and the new owners will be Qatar Holdings. The deal is said to be in the region of £1.5 billion.
The British upscale department store Harrods, will begin selling gold bars and coins over the counter today at the Harrods Bank branch on the lower ground floor of the West London store.
London’s Harrods store used a live Egyptian cobra to guard its expensive ruby, sapphire and diamond encrusted Rene Caovilla sandals which costs £62,000 ($120,000). It was used during the launch of their shoes sales on Monday.
