MONTREAL — Court filings show luggage retailer Bentley & Co. Ltd. has agreed to be sold to Quebec businessman Paul Nassar.
MONTREAL — Court filings show luggage retailer Bentley & Co. Ltd. has agreed to be sold to Quebec businessman Paul Nassar.
Montreal-based Bentley has about 700 employees and 130 stores in Canada that sell luggage, handbags, backpacks and other accessories.
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