In May 2010, what store was sold to Qatar Holdings by Mohammed Al Fayed for 1.5 billion?
Omar Fayed "no exposure to natural light, air and nature." He expressed a desire to focus on environmental entrepreneurship instead, commenting at the time, "that consumerist culture wasn’t doing anything positive for the future of humanity." His father Mohamed Al-Fayed, subsequently sold Harrods in 2010, to Qatar Holdings, the sovereign wealth fund of the emirate of Qatar, for £1.5 billion ($2.3 billion). Omar Fayed is a director of the Ritz Hotel Paris, and the satirical magazine Punch. Punch founded in 1841, ceased print publishing in 2002. Fayed, continues to publish Punch posts via Facebook, as the page editor. He was executive producer
Mohamed Al-Fayed Al-Fayed for "Vanity Fair", Maureen Orth described how according to former employees "Fayed regularly walked the store on the lookout for young, attractive women to work in his office. Those who rebuffed him would often be subjected to crude, humiliating comments about their appearance or dress...A dozen ex-employees I spoke with said that Fayed would chase secretaries around the office and sometimes try to stuff money down women's blouses". In 1994, Hermina Da Silva quit her job as a nanny at Al-Fayed's home in Oxted. Da Silva had prepared accusations that she was sexually harassed by Al-Fayed, and she was