FAMILY-owned luxury goods retailer House of Bruar has been put up for sale in a move that could net founders Mark and Linda Birkbeck a £40 million retirement gift.
FAMILY-owned luxury goods retailer House of Bruar has been put up for sale in a move that could net founders Mark and Linda Birkbeck a £40 million retirement gift.
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TIM SHARP city editor
The day-to-day running of House of Bruar, which occupies a 73,000 square foot site three miles north of Blair Atholl, has been handled by eldest son Patrick, its managing director, for the last decade.
But a strategic review of the business has been launched following the decision of the couple, who founded the business in 1993, to formalise their withdrawal from the business,
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