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The surprising hobby that helps Toys R Us’ CEO shut off

The surprising hobby that helps Toys R Us’ CEO shut off

High on Penny Cox’s to-do list as she returns to Melbourne to take charge of the struggling Australian toy company is finding a choir. From the upcoming February issue out on February 2.

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Penny Cox is chief executive officer of Toys R Us. She’s 40 and lives in Port Melbourne.

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