Shopping Centers 3-Store & Restaurant Chains
Dillards
Department store chain founded in nashville, AR
Belk
Family Operated, Publicly traded stocks. 1888 William Henry Belk opened first retail store in monroe and expanded through partnership. headquartered in NC
Burger King
From Miama, FL (founded in 1954) global fast food restraunt.
Barnes & Noble
Only survived by closing most of its stores and entering into a joint operating agreement with Starbucks, going into internet retail, and introducing a reading tablet called Nook.
Best Buy
PMSI on Consumer Goods - automatically perfected, can come and take TV back
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut is an American restaurant chain and international franchise, known for pizza and side dishes, it's now corporately known as Pizza Hut, Inc. and is a subsidiary of Yum!
Macy's
Public Company, Macys & Bloomingdales operated by Macys Inc. Was founded in 1858 as a dry good store in NYC. Federated Department Stores acquried R.H. MAcy and Co in 1994. All names changed to macys in 2005.
Exxon
The oil company responsible for the oil spill of the Valdez was. Now features the Hoover Diana Oil Platform in the Gulf of Mexico.
Chick Fil A
We will provide our customers with quality products and service in a clean restaurant by meeting the requirements everytime
Olive Garden
What italian restaurant announced they are installing ziosk so people can order and pay at the table
Walgreens
What national pharmacy chain announced it would have to close more than 30 illinois stores, effecting many poor black and hispanic families?
Walmart
Which of the following companies used analytical analysis to identify a correlation between storms and the increased sale of Pop-Tarts?
Home Depot
Which of the following companies would not be suitable for franchising?
TGI Friday's
Which of the following is the best example of a firm operating in a competitive price-searcher market?
JcPenny
Which of the following retailers is an example of a multi-cahnel retailer?
Nordstrom
Which popular department store partnered with Bonobos?
Vitamin Shoppe
_ will stop selling certain weight loss and workout supplements that reportedly tested positive for an amphetamine-type stimulant known as BMPEA.
7-Eleven
example of a major retailer that provided essentials free of charge in the aftermath
Applebees'
examples of chain restaurants
McDonald's
first fast food franchise in the US. It was started by two brothers and purchased by Ray Kroc
Hardee's
hello hardees, eat it like you mean it
Stein Mart
markets to the fashionable yet price savvy consumer
Marshalls
off-price retailers
TJ Maxx
this company ran an ad of an ultra-feminine man playing derogatory notes on a piano
Toys R Us
toys R us is a shop
Domino's Pizza
what is the most popular fast food brand in school lunchroom?
CVS Pharmacy
→ CVS Pharmacy Wayne case and its 1-week special price of $3.00 for prescription drugs
Wachovia
A bank chain in the United States founded in 1879. It was purchased by Wells Fargo in 2011.
Waldenbooks
A bookstore store chain part of the Borders Book Store chain. Founded in 1933, the store was purchased by Borders Group in 1971. The store chain ceased operations on September 5, 2011 along with Borders Books.
Golden Corrall
A buffet restaurant chain found across the country.
BB&T
A chain of banks founded in Wilson, North Carolina, and is now headquartered in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Ross Dress For Less
A department store chain in the United States.
Ruby Tuesday
A dine in restaurant store chain.
Dollar General
A dollar chain part of the Dollar Tree Company.
Dollar Tree
A dollar store chain in the United States. Headquartered on Volvo Parkway in Chesapeake, Virginia.
Sonic
A fast food chain in the United States.
Arby's
A fast-food chain in the United States
Hess
A gas station chain in the United States.
Mobil
A gas station chain in the United States.
Shell
A gas station company.
BP
A gas station company. Company that was responsible for the Deep Water Horizon oil spill in 2010.
Farm Fresh
A grocery store chain headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Bloom
A grocery store chain owned by Food Lion. Founded in 2004, the store chain was converted to Food Lion in 2012.
At Home (formerly Garden ridge)
A home decor store chain found across the united states. Founded in 1979 as Garden Ridge. The chain and company was renamed At Home in 2014.
Rite Aid Pharmacy
A pharmacy store chain founded in the late 1800s. Found any where in the United States
Eckerd Pharmacy
A pharmacy store chain owned by Rite Aid. Founded in 1898, it was converted to Rite Aid in September 2007.
Bruster's
A place to buy ice cream
Dairy Queen.
A place to buy ice cream
Chili's
A restaurant chain selling chilli and other products.
Johnny Rockets
A restaurant chain selling fries, chicken, hamburgers, etc.
Red Robin
A restaurant chain selling fries, chicken, hamburgers, etc.
Friendly's
A restaurant chain selling fries, chicken, ice cream, hamburgers, etc.
Payless Shoe Store
A shoestore chain found across the country.
Rack Room Shoes
A shoestore chain found across the country.
Popeye's
A southern style fast food restaurant chain.
Khol's
A store chain found anywhere in the United States.
A & N Stores
A store chain founded in 1869 as a navy surplus store. With more than 100 stores in Virginia, the chain later became a sports store that lasted until it ceased operations in 2008.
Sears
A store chain founded in 1898. More than 1 million store chains can be found across the country.
Steve & Barry's
A store chain named after Steven Shore and Barry Previor. Founded in 1985, the store chain closed its doors for good in January 2009 after the company filed bankruptcy in 2008.
Babies R us
A store chain owned by Toys R Us.
Sam's Club
A store chain owned by Walmart.
Hecht's
A store chain part of Macy's. Founded in 1885, the store chain was purchased by Macy's in 2006.
Lids
A store chain providing baseball hats
Panera Bread
A store chain providing bread and other foods.
Men's Warehouse
A store chain providing clothes for men.
Moe's Southwest Grill
A store chain providing taco, nacho chips, and other southwest items
K-Mart
A store chain selling a large variety of items.
Michael's
A store chain selling art supplies.
Bed Bath & Beyond
A store chain selling bathroom and beauty products.
Books a Million
A store chain selling books in the United States.
The Room Store
A store chain selling furniture in the United States. Founded in 1992, the store chain went bankrupt and closed its doors in 2012.
Grand Furniture
A store chain selling furniture.
La z Boy Furniture Galleries
A store chain selling furniture.
Value City Furniture
A store chain selling furniture.
InkStop
A store chain selling ink. Founded in 2003, the store chain filed bankruptcy and closed in 2009.
Target
A store chain selling many varieties of items
Movie Stop
A store chain selling movies.
Office Max
A store chain selling office supplies and is owned by Office Depot.
Office Depot
A store chain selling office supplies.
Pet Smart
A store chain selling pet items
Party City
A store chain selling supplies for birthday and other parties.
Game Stop
A store chain selling video games.
Pier 1 Imports
A store selling glass and kitchenware supplies.
Borders Books & Music
A worldwide bookstore chain founded in 1971 in Michigan. Closed on September 5, 2011 after filing chapter 11 bankruptcy in February 2011.
Movie Gallery
A worldwide store chain founded in 1985. With over a million stores worldwide, the bankrupt store chain closed its doors in October 2010.
K.B. Toys
A worldwide toy store chain that existed for many years until its stores closed in 2009 due to bankruptcy.
Burlington Coat Factory
An American Department store chain.
Wendy's
An American and Canadian restaurant chain.
Blockbuster Video
An American and Canadian store chain founded in 1985. With over a million North American stores, the bankrupt store closed in October 2013.
Wells Fargo
An American bank chain that started electronic banking.
Lord & Taylor
An American department store chain.
Food Lion
An American grocery store company found from Maryland to North Carolina. Headquarters located in Salisbury, North Carolina.
Taylor's Do It Center
An American hardware store chain.
Harris teeter
An American store chain found in the U.S.A.
Kroger
An American store chain found in the U.S.A.
Hollywood Video
An American store chain part of Movie Gallery founded in 1988. The stores closed in 2010 along with the bankrupt Movie Gallery.
Lowe's
An American store chain selling hardware tools and other supplies.
Linens & Things
An American store chain selling linen and other fabrics. Founded in 1988, the store chain ceased operations in 2008. But its website remained, and is now an online store.
Circuit City
An American store chain that operated from 1959 until 2009 when it filed bankruptcy.
FYE store
An entertainment and music store chain. Also known as for your entertainment.
