Either a reorganization or a sale is expected for the Toys "R" Us outlets across Canada, Asia and much of central Europe and the management teams responsible for the company's operations in Australia, France, Poland, Portugal and Spain are weighing whether to sell as well. The company offered one point of optimism Thursday when it said that it remains in discussions with "certain interested parties" about a move that might combine up to two-hundred of its best-performing stores in the U.S. with its Canadian operations. As more people rush to buy toys online, Toys "R" Us has found it difficult to meet the debt payments stemming from a $6.6bln buyout arranged by the private equity consortium of Bain Capital, Vornado Realty Trust and KKR & Co LLP.