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In 2001 following a collapse of Ian Thomas's property development empire, Bright Eyes (near collapse itself) was sold to some consortium of three businessmen, Geoff Harbit, Graham Bradshaw and Ralph Edwards. Each bringing a different expertise to the business helped Bright Eyes revive its flagging economic structure and hang it on the path to expansion again, reaching 120 stores throughout Australia and New Zealand.Fake Ray Ban Sunglasses

In 2008 Sunglass Hut, a subsidiary of Luxottica, attempted to purchase the Bright Eyes franchise but were blocked through the ACCC . Allowing Sunglass Hut to purchase Bright Eyes would have effectively given it a monopoly around australia and was deemed anti-competitive by the ACCC. In 2009 Sunglass Icon, a retail subsidiary of Oakley, purchased Bright Eyes for a significant amount. Four months later Luxottica acquired Oakley and also the ruling of the ACCC was subsequentl...