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Banana Republic

**Banana Republic** is an American clothing and accessories retailer owned by the American multinational corporation Gap Inc.

It was founded in 1978 by Mel and Patricia Ziegler, who originally called the company "Banana Republic Travel & Safari Clothing Company." The original concept for the company was to sell items that fit a safari theme. In 1983, Gap purchased the company, changed the name to "Banana Republic," and rebranded the stores to achieve a more upscale image.

## History

The original Banana Republic was founded by Mel and Patricia Ziegler in 1978. The couple was known for acquiring interesting clothing items that their travel-related jobs brought them in contact with. They eventually opened a store in the Mill Valley area of Northern California. They were known for a hand-drawn catalogue of items with fictional traveler/explorer stories printed alongside, and their safari-themed retail locations. The Zieglers recount their adventures in the first ten years in their memoir, Wild Company, published in 2012 by Simon and Schuster.

Gap Inc. acquired Banana Republic in 1983. eventually rebranding it as a mainstream luxury clothing retailer. The literate articles, hand-drawn catalog, and eccentric tourist-oriented items were phased out and were replaced with more luxurious, but not unique, items for which the brand is currently known.

## Locations

The company operates more than 500 Banana Republic stores in the United States (including Puerto Rico), 40 stores in Canada, and 61 stores beyond North America. The Gap, Inc. is expanding its international presence with franchise agreements for Gap and Banana Republic in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. In 2015 Banana Republic opened a new flagship in Manhattan on Fifth Avenue and 18th Street.

Banana Republic opened its first store outside North America in 2005 in Tokyo's Ginza shopping district. Banana Republic's presence in South Korea debuted in August 2007 with a store in the Apkujeong district of Seoul.

In 2007, the first Banana Republic stores opened at The Avenues shopping mall in Kuwait City, Kuwait; Senayan City in Jakarta, Indonesia; and Pavilion Kuala Lumpur in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Banana Republic opened its first store in Turkey in March 2008 in the Kanyon Shopping Mall in Istanbul. By May 2008, İstinye Park Shopping Mall and Nişantaşı stores were also opened in Istanbul. More stores are planned to be opened in Ankara and İzmir by the end of 2008 to bring the total number of stores in Turkey to six.

Banana Republic opened in Saudi Arabia in late 2008, with a store in Mall of Arabia in Jeddah and a second in Riyadh Gallery Mall in Riyadh in March 2009.

In March 2008, Banana Republic opened its 17,000-square-foot (1,600 m) store on Regent Street in London, England. On May 9, 2008, Banana Republic opened its store on Greenbelt 5 in Makati City, Philippines.

## Clothing lines

* Heritage
* Sunday Sunday
* BR Standard(2021)
* Anna Karenina
* Mad Men
* Milly NY
* Issa London
* L'Wren Scott
* Marimekko
* Roland Mouret

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BoxLunch

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**Big Box/Department Store Chains**
*Dick's Sporting Goods*
Field & Stream | Galyan's | Golf Galaxy
*Regent Brands*
*Other Chains*
Belk | Staples

**Casual Mall/Store Chains**

*Ann, Inc.*
Ann Taylor | LOFT | Lou & Grey
*Ascena Stores*
*Claire's*
*Closeout*
Casual Corner Annex
*Express*
Express Men | Ruum American Kid's Wear
*Hot Topic*
Blackheart Lingerie | BoxLunch | ShockHound | Torrid
*Journeys*
Journeys Kidz | Shii by Journeys | Underground by Journeys
*The Limited*
The Limited Men
*Regent Brands*
Henri Bendel | La Senza (La Senza Girl)
*Tween Brands*
Brothers | Justice | Limited Too (Limited Too Boys)
*Other Assets*

**Other Assets**

**Rewards Programs:**
Franklin Simon

Content coming soon!

**Big Box/Department Store Chains**
*Dick's Sporting Goods*
Field & Stream | Galyan's | Golf Galaxy
*Regent Brands*
*Other Chains*
Belk | Staples

**Casual Mall/Store Chains**

*Ann, Inc.*
Ann Taylor | LOFT | Lou & Grey
*Ascena Stores*
*Claire's*
*Closeout*
Casual Corner Annex
*Express*
Express Men | Ruum American Kid's Wear
*Hot Topic*
Blackheart Lingerie | BoxLunch | ShockHound | Torrid
*Journeys*
Journeys Kidz | Shii by Journeys | Underground by Journeys
*The Limited*
The Limited Men
*Regent Brands*
Henri Bendel | La Senza (La Senza Girl)
*Tween Brands*
Brothers | Justice | Limited Too (Limited Too Boys)
*Other Assets*

**Other Assets**

**Rewards Programs:**
Broadway at the Beach - The Block/Tenant List

## Current

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch/Abercrombie Kids
* Aerie
* American Eagle Outfitters/77 Kids
* Bath & Body Works
* Club Libby Lu
* Disney Store/Marvel Store
* FAO Schwarz
* Games "R" Us
* Gap
* Gilly Hicks Sydney
* Hollister California
* Hot Topic
* Imaginarium
* Justice
* Nickelodeon Store
* Paramount Store/MTV Records
* ShockHound
* Tailgate
* Victoria Station/PINK
* Warner Bros. Studio Store/Uncanny
* Zumiez

### Dining

* Dave & Buster's
* Hard Rock Cafe
* Official All-Star Café
* Planet Hollywood
* Starbucks
* Tony Hawk's Great X-Skate Sports Bar

### Entertainment

* Discovery Zone
* NASCAR Speedpark
Empire Beauty Schools

**Empire Beauty School** is a large system of for-profit cosmetology schools in the United States. Headquartered in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, it is the largest system of cosmetology schools in the country. Founded in 1946, it currently has over 109 schools nationwide, after purchasing the training academies of Regis Corporation in 2007. It trains students as cosmetologists, estheticians, electrologists, hair stylists and colorists, makeup artists, manicurists and nail technicians.

## History

In 2010, Empire Beauty Schools acquired the Northern Westchester School of Hairdressing and Cosmetology in Peekskill, New York, as well as the International Academy of Cosmetology School in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Empire Beauty Schools opened the company's 100th campus in Springfield, Pennsylvania, in 2010. The school was unveiled during Empire Education Group's 100 Days of Empire event.

The newest eco-friendly schools were opened in West Palm Beach, Florida, Pineville, North Carolina, and Paramus, New Jersey. The schools follow on the heels of the Lauderhill, Florida, beauty school which picked up the Green Conscious Salon Certification award from the Florida Association of Beauty Professionals. All of the cosmetology schools incorporated eco-conscious elements such as energy and water saving features.

## See also

**[boxcar] (Website, Technology & Software Development Division)**
ChargePoint | Ring
**Amazon (e-commerce division)**

 **[cendant]  (Real Estate & Hospitality Division)**

**LUXURY Hotels**
**PREMIUM Hotels**
**MIDSCALE Hotels**
**ECONOMY Hotels**

**Cendant DESTINATIONS**

Template:Collapsible option
Template:AMERCO
Template:Homart Properties

**[clothespins]  (Sears Retail Network; Physical Retail & Private Label Division)**
*Bookstores:* Borders
*Bridalwear/formalwear Stores:* David's Bridal | Gingiss Formalwear
*Clothing Stores:* Lands' End | Lucky Brand Jeans
*Convenience Stores (Couche-Tard):* Circle K
*Department Stores:* Lord & Taylor | Kmart | Sears
*Home Decor/Furniture Stores:* At Home | Ashley HomeStore | Restoration Hardware
*Office Supply Stores:* OfficeMax | Office Depot
*Pet Supply Stores:* PetSmart
*Pool Supply Stores:* Leslie's
*Supermarkets:* Whole Foods Market
*Toy Stores:* Child World | KB Toys

 **[fulfillment]  (Manufacturing & Distribution Division)**
*Bicycle Manufacturing:* Diamondback Bicycles | Mavic | Redline Bicycles
*Distribution Centers:*

**[kaiser] (healthcare & fitness division)**
Template:Kaiser
*Kaiser Permanente:* Aspen Dental
*Sears Fitness Network:* Planet Fitness
*Equinox:*

**[omnimedia] (media division)**
*General Amusement (Conventions):* SearsFest | Twitchcon

**[savory] (Sears Restaurant Network; Restaurant Division)**

**[truist] (Financial Division)**

**[western] (Sears Auto Network; Automotive Division)**
Template:Western
*Auto Parts Stores:* Western Auto | CARQUEST & WORLDPAC
*Car Dealerships & Sales:* AutoNation | CARVANA | DriveTime
*Car Repair Centers:* Big O Tires | Midas | National Tire & Battery

**General Cinemas (Cinema Division)**
Template:GCC
General Cinemas Corporation | Cinemark

**[prodigy] (telecommunications division)**

**Other Assets:**
CoasterWorld Greensboro

## Coasters

### Original 1985 Lineup

* Bobsleigh (Intamin Bobsled Coaster)
* Space Diver (Intamin Space Diver)
* Thunderbolt (TOGO Standup)
* Tivoli (Zierer Small Tivoli)

### 1990 Additions

* Boomerang (Vekoma Boomerang)
* Looping Zyklon (Pinfari Zyklon ZL42)
* Zyklon (Pinfari Zyklon Z47)

### 1995 Additions

* Hanger (Vekoma SLC with Helix)
* Inverting Mouse (TOGO Looping Mouse w/ Corkscrew)
* Junior Coaster (Vekoma Junior Coaster 207m)
Easton Town Center/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

#### Easton Gateway

* Dick's Sporting Goods/Field & Stream
* L.L. Bean
* REI
* Saks Off 5th

#### Easton Market

* Costco Wholesale
* Whole Foods Market

#### Easton Town Center

* LifeTime Fitness
* Macy's
* Nordstrom
* Trader Joe's

#### Easton Auto Mall

* Germain Cadillac of Easton
* Germain Infiniti
* Germain Lexus of Easton
* Jaguar & Land Rover Easton
* Mercedes-Benz of Easton
* Smart Center Easton
* Tesla

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch
* Abercrombie Kids
* Aerie
* Aéropostale/Live Love Dream
* Arhaus
* AT&T
* Bank of America
* Bath & Body Works
* Benetton
* Brothers: The Endless Adventure
* Claire's/Ty-Yo
* Crate & Barrel
* Disney Store/Disney Baby Store
* Express/Express Men
* FYE
* Gilly Hicks
* GNC
* Hallmark Gold Crown
* Hollister
* Hot Topic/ShockHound
* Justice
* The Limited
* The Limited Men
* Limited Too/Limited Too Boys
* Mattress Firm
* Microsoft Store
* Pearle Vision
* Restoration Hardware
* Ruehl No.925
* Ruum American Kid's Wear
* Spencer's
* Warner Bros. Studio Store
* White Barn Candle Company
* Zales
* Zumiez

### Dining

* P.F. Chang's China Bistro
* Starbucks

### Entertainment

* 4D Adventures
* Legoland Discovery Centre
* Planet Movies by GCC Easton Town Center 30

### Hotels/Residences/Offices

* Aloft Columbus Easton Area
* Courtyard by Marriott
* Hilton Columbus at Easton
* Midtown Office Building
* Residence Inn by Marriott
Bombay Company

**The Bombay Company** is an American furniture and home accessories chain owned of over 500 stores headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas.

## History

The Bombay Company was founded in 1978 by Brad Harper in New Orleans as a mail-order company and Greg McGroarty was allocated the Canadian operations by his good friend Brad Harper. Harper later opened two retail stores in New Orleans. In 1980, Harper sold the U.S. operating rights and established overseas supply channels to the Fort Worth, Texas-based holding company Tandy Brands, Inc., which is publicly traded on NASDAQ.

In 1981, Tandy Brands purchased the Canadian rights from Robert Nourse, though Nourse continued to manage the Canadian operations. In 1983, Nourse moved to the United States and assumed responsibility for retail operations.
Aventura Mall/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Bloomingdale’s
* Macy's
* Nordstrom

### Inline stores

* 77 Kids
* Abercrombie & Fitch/Gilly Hicks
* Abercrombie Kids
* Adidas
* Aerie
* Aeropostale/P.S. from Aeropostale
* American Eagle Outfitters
* Ann Taylor
* Anthropologie
* Apple Store
* Armani Exchange
* AT&T Store
* Bath & Body Works
* The Body Shop
* Brothers
* Burberry
* Cartier
* Desigual
* Diesel
* Disney Store
* Florsheim Shoes
* Foot Locker
* Gap
* Givenchy
* GNC
* Gucci
* Guess
* H&M
* Hollister
* Hot Topic
* Jimmy Choo
* Justice
* Lacoste
* LEGO Store
* Louis Vuitton
* Lucky Brand Jeans
* MCM
* Microsoft Store
* Michael Kors
* Montblanc
* MTV Records
* Nickelodeon Store
* Restoration Hardware
* Ruehl No.925
* Saint Laurent
* Sandro
* Sanrio Gift Gate
* Sephora
* Spencer's
* Sunglass Hut
* TAG Heuer
* Tesla
* Tiffany & Co.
* Tory Burch
* Victoria's Secret
* White House Black Market
* Xsre
* Zany Brainy
* Zara
* Zumiez

### Dining

* Auntie Anne's
* Cheers
* The Cheesecake Factory
* Starbucks

#### Food court

* McDonald's/McCafé
* Dairy Queen/Orange Julius
* Qdoba Mexican Eats
* Panda Express
* Schlotzsky's

### Entertainment

* Aladdin's Castle
* GCC Aventura 24
* Jeepers!
Club Monaco

**Club Monaco** is a Canadian-founded high-end casual clothing retailer owned by Ralph Lauren Corporation. With more than 140 locations worldwide, the retailer has locations in the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, South Korea, China, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Turkey, and United Kingdom.

Each month, Club Monaco brings in a new collection, alternating between elevated casual styles during the northern spring and summer and more formal offerings during autumn and winter. Originally, the company was best known for its classic "black and white" styles, with which different colors are paired, but this is no longer a focus in each collection.

## History

Club Monaco was founded in 1985 by Canadians Joe Mimran, Saul Mimran, and Alfred Sung powered by the idea of “better basics”—clear, confident pieces that punch above their weight and deliver on the details. Inspired by a great “great new ideas”, the first Club Monaco store opened in Toronto on Queen Street West in 1985. The approach was simple and clean, mirroring the sensibility of the clothing and featuring a cafe that acted as a place of discovery and community. As the brand grew, new locations continued to open throughout Canada, each retaining its own feel—the Beach store in Toronto featured a lifeguard station display and a small juice bar, while the Eaton Centre store featured a restaurant and flower shop. Each store was a unique expression of the brand with all of the accoutrements.

In 1999, Club Monaco moved to New York City when it was purchased by Ralph Lauren Corporation and continues to operate independently within the group. Since then, Club Monaco has expanded, opening locations throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. The brand is currently helmed by Creative Director, Richard Chai, who oversees both men’s and women’s design.

## Caban

**Caban** was a design-oriented furniture, tabletop, home accessories, bed and bath and apparel retailer launched by Club Monaco as its lifestyle brand in October 2000 in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, with locations opening later in Calgary and Edmonton

Caban was an offspring of Club Monaco and Joe Mimran, who was the founder of Club Monaco. In 2000, just after the launch, Club Monaco/Caban was purchased by Ralph Lauren Corporation. It began to lose focus, and Mimran was ousted. In the summer of 2006, Ralph Lauren Corporation closed all of the Caban stores to focus on Club Monaco in the United States. The last store to close was the flagship store on Queen St. West in Toronto.

Caban had opened its first lifestyle concept store in Montreal in the historical landmark Laurentian Bank building (located at 777 St. Catherine Street, on the corner of McGill College) on Saturday, December 9, 2000. It closed the branch in 2006, after which Banana Republic opened its flagship Quebec store there.
AEON Group

**ÆON Group** or **AEON Group** (イオングループ, *Ion Gurūpu*) is a group of retail and financial services companies based in Chiba, Japan, which is centered on ÆON Co., Ltd. It has sister companies in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, and also trades under the JUSCO name. It claims to be Japan's largest retail group in terms of sales, but is actually ranked as the second largest Japanese retailer by sales, behind Seven & I Holdings (Seven-Eleven) in the Fortune Global 500 rankings, and 10th worldwide in the retail food and drug store category.

In 2011 it reported revenue of 1.2 trillion yen for the preceding year.

## Fair trade

Aeon sells chocolate bearing the Fair Trade label under its Top Value brand.

## See also

see also: AEON Group/Subsidiaries & Assets

* A・Colle Discount Market
* ÆON
	+ ÆON B*i*G (hypermarket)
	+ ÆON MARKET (supermarket)
	+ ÆON DRIVE-THRU
	+ ÆON Style (department store)
	+ ÆON Supercenter (hypermarket)
	+ ÆON Wellness (pharmacy)
	+ JUSCO
* ÆON AGRICREATE
* AEON BODY
* AEONBIKE
* AEON Bakery
	+ Cantevole
* AEON Cinemas
* ÆON Compass
	+ ÆON Compass Business Solutions
	+ ÆON Compass Conference Centers
	+ ÆON TRAVEL
* ÆON CULTURE
* ÆON Fantasy
	+ Kidsna
	+ Molly Fantasy
		- Molly Fantasy f
	+ MOLLY. ONLINE
	+ OYUGIWA
	+ PALO
	+ Skids Garden
* ÆON Financial Services
	+ ÆONBANK
	+ ÆON Credit Service
	+ ÆON Housing Loan Service
	+ ÆON Insurance
	+ AEON Product Finance
	+ Waon
* ÆON Food Supply
* ÆON LIFE
	+ ÆON Funeral Homes
* AEON LOVE
* AEON Liquor
* AEON Marketing
* AEON PET
* ÆON REIT
	+ ÆON MALL (mall)
	+ ÆON TOWN (shopping center)
* Authentic Brands Group
* Big-A Discount Foods
* Bio C' Bon
* Bon Belta
* Branshes
* Carrefour Japan
* Claire's
	+ Icing by Claire's
* Coldwater Creek
* Cosmeme
* COX
	+ Current
	+ ikka
	+ LBC
	+ masks.com
	+ Vence Exchange
* Daiei
* Daiso
* Eaheart
	+ Cafe de Peragoro
	+ Food Court
	+ Gohan
	+ Muginoka
	+ Ohitsu
	+ Shiroku
	+ Wadining
* G-Foot
* Hot Topic
	+ BoxLunch
* KAJITAKU
* marunaka
	+ SANYO MARUNAKA
* MaxValu
* MEGA SPORTS
	+ Outside the Box
	+ Sports Authority (Japan)
		- Corners by Sports Authority
* Ministop
* Miraiya Shoten
	+ Athine
	+ mibon
* My Basket
* Origin Toshu
	+ China Toshu
	+ Karasei
	+ Kitchen Origin
	+ NiGIRO
	+ Origin Bento
	+ Origin Delicatessen
	+ Renge Shokudo Toshu
* Prestige Shoes
* Picard Frozen Foods
* Reform Studio
	+ Magic Machine (clothes repair)
	+ Riat! (shoe repair)
* R.O.U
* Shimizu Food Center
* Staples
* Sunday
* Talbots
* TopValu Collection
* Torrid
* USM Holdings (supermarkets)
	+ Kasumi
	+ Kohyo
	+ Maruetsu
	+ Peacock Store
* Welcia
	+ HAPPYDRUG
* zwei
Furla

**Furla** is an Italian luxury goods company that was created by the Furlanetto family in 1927. The company is currently a limited liability company, still owned by the Furlanetto family. Furla features Italian-designed products that range from handbags and shoes to accessories. Its headquarters are located in Bologna, in a historic 18th-century villa. Furla has 5 subsidiaries in the USA, France, Japan, China, and Korea.

## History

Since the early 1980s, Furla began expanding the Italian accessory market to launch a franchising network. Furla currently exports to 71 countries. Its products are present in over 1000 retail sales outlets and 320 single brand boutiques, 156 of which are owned by the company and 164 are franchised.

The company has gone into joint venture with Li & Fung Holdings Ltd. (est. in 1937) to penetrate the China Mainland, Hong Kong, and Macau markets.

Recently, the company has also gone into joint venture with Genesis Luxury Fashion Pvt. Ltd. and has filed a foreign direct investment proposal to enter the India market. As of 2019, the company will use only faux fur in its collections.
20th Urban Ops

The 20th Urban Ops was a division that specialized in urban special operations and often accompanied Republic Commandos in stealth missions. Within this division was a special forces company called the 141st Special Forces Company, 141st Assassin Unit and another called the 20th Whitewind Unit, which was used in arctic areas and often environments with low temperatures. The 20th was led by Commander Sal and Captain Vuist.
Cheers (restaurant)

**Cheers** is an American bar and grill restaurant chain based on the TV show of the same name, owned by Landmark Entertainment.

## History

### Single Location (1969-2001)

Founded in 1969 as the **Bull & Finch Pub**, the bar is best remembered internationally as the exterior of the bar seen in the hit NBC sitcom *Cheers*, which ran between 1982 and 1993.

The show used the Bull & Finch exterior for the series' establishing shots of the namesake bar Cheers. No interior shots were used, and the downstairs pub does not resemble the bar in any way. A slightly modernized replica of the set bar has been built on the ground floor.

*The Official Preppy Handbook* published in 1980 described Quaffer's (the upstairs at the time) as "Clubby, library atmosphere, with the requisite backgammon tables. Private club, but flexible, especially for ladies." The trademark, filed in 1982 has since been canceled.

In 1982 *Boston* magazine awarded the Bull & Finch the title of Boston's best bar.

On May 20, 1993, the night of *Cheers* series finale, there was a large party held outside of the bar to commemorate the event. Many people gathered outside the bar, and watched the finale on two large TV screens specially set up for the event. The cast of *Cheers* watched the finale inside the bar. On the episode of *The Tonight Show with Jay Leno* that aired after the finale took place live at the party outside the bar, with many celebrities including sportscaster Bob Costas in the bar, Jay Leno walked into the bar and interviewed them. Later, Leno played many games with the *Cheers* cast inside the bar, and at the end of the show, the *Cheers* theme was played outside the bar.

### Chain (Independent Era) (2001-)

Between August 2001 and August 2020, there was a branch location, Cheers Faneuil Hall, in Faneuil Hall. To capitalize on the popularity of the TV show, this location was built with a replica of the TV bar. The final day of the replica bar included a live band playing the Cheers theme, an appearance by owner Tom Kershaw and a raffle to win a photocopy of the script for the final episode.

In 2002, the Bull & Finch Pub was officially renamed "Cheers Beacon Hill".

On March 10, 2009, the *Boston Globe* reported that longtime Cheers bartender Eddie Doyle, with a 35-year tenure that predated the sitcom *Cheers*, had been laid off. Owner Tom Kershaw cited the recession as the reason for the decision. The block on which Cheers resides has been renamed Eddie Doyle Square in his honor.

**Shopping Malls**
*The Block*: The Block at Orange | The Block at the Source | Broadway at the Beach - The Block
*The Dreams*: Madrid Xanadu | Meadowlands Xanadu | Desti**ny** USA

**Landmark Entertainment**
*Landmark Retailing*: Nickelodeon Store | Paramount Store | Club Libby Lu
*Former Ventures*: NFL GridIron Grill
Bolliger & Mabillard/List of roller coasters

## Flying roller coasters

* **Superman: Ultimate Flight** (2003; Six Flags Great Adventure)
* **Tatsu** (2006; Six Flags Magic Mountain)

## Inverted roller coasters

* **Batman: The Ride** (1992; Six Flags Great America)
	+ **Batman: The Ride** (1993; Six Flags Great Adventure)
* **Dueling Dragons** (1999; Universal's Islands of Adventure)
* **Raptor** (1994; Cedar Point)

## Sit down roller coasters

### Floorless

* **Bizarro** (1999; Six Flags Great Adventure)
* **Scream!** (2003; Six Flags Magic Mountain)

### Looping

* **The Incredible Hulk Coaster** (1999; Universal's Island of Adventure)

## Stand up roller coasters

* **Riddler's Revenge** (1998; Six Flags Magic Mountain)
Wiki Andronia

**Wiki Andronia**
## O que é Andronia

Andronia é um universo alternativo do mundo com o objetivo de criar um planeta simulando a humanidade em uma "Terra alternativa", o projeto está em andamento, o projeto será detalhado, explicando desde guerras que aconteceram até a formação dos países.

## Continentes

Andronia possui 7 continentes, sendo eles: Aumata do Norte, Aumata do Sul, Crétia, Detanha, Eflanadia, Setentriona e Patrinia.

Aumata do Norte, Aumata do Sul, Crétia e Setentriona são ligados por terra, sendo assim, é possível atravessar os 4 continentes por terra, enquanto os outros 3 continentes (Detanha, Eflanadia e Patrinia), são ilhas continentais cercadas por muitas ilhas e arquipélagos.

## Países

Existem 131 países em Andronia.

* Amaria
* Gueorgueni
* Iphofen
* Istiornulândia
* Flussland
* Nódila
* Tascoval

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7&i Holdings/Assets

## 7&i Assets by Table

* 7&i FOOD SYSTEMS
	+ Denny's (Japanese Operations)
	+ Famille
	+ Poppo
* 7&i NET MEDIA
	+ Nissen Holdings
	+ Omni7
	+ sevendream.com
* Akachan Honpo
* Barneys New York (Japanese Operations)
* Ito-Yokado
* Oshman's (Japanese Operations)
* The Loft "Loft"
* Sogo & Seibu
	+ Seibu
	+ Sogo
* Tower Records (Japanese Operations)
* York
* York-Benimaru

* Southland Corporation (7&i's (as well as 7-Eleven's) US operations holding company)
	+ 7-Eleven (US Operations)
	+ Laredo Taco Company
	+ Raise the Roost
	+ SEJ Finance and SEJ Service holding companies (based in Delaware)
	+ Speedway
* Transamerica (life insurance, financial services, retirement plans)

### South America

#### Brazil

* 7-Eleven (Brazilian Operations; possible expansion)
CarMax

**CarMax** is America's largest used-car retailer and a Fortune 500 company. The corporate entity behind the formation of CarMax is Circuit City Stores, Inc. (now Plug Inc.) The first CarMax used-car store opened in September 1993, 1.7 miles (2.7 km) from Circuit City's corporate offices in Richmond, Virginia. As of November 30, 2018, CarMax operated 195 locations in 95 television media markets.

While CarMax stores focus on marketing used vehicles, the company acquired its first new car franchise with Chrysler Corporation in 1996. By 1999, it added new vehicle franchises for Mitsubishi Motors, Toyota, and Nissan as well. As of November 2018, the only CarMax new vehicle dealerships that remain are the two Toyota stores located in Kenosha, Wisconsin and Laurel, Maryland.

## Concept

The concept for CarMax was developed by Circuit City executives under then-CEO Richard L. Sharp. It was developed for nearly a year in 1991, using the code name "Project X", and was also known as "Honest Rick's Used Cars" to those intimately involved in the skunk works team. The concept was actually first proposed by Ronald L. Moore of Richmond, Virginia, a consultant hired by Circuit City to evaluate possible business opportunities beyond the scope of their consumer electronics locations.

Prior to the first store being built, DeVito/Verdi was hired as the advertising agency and creative resource. The company executed the campaign and additional TV advertisements over the course of a number of years in support of the launch and the initial wave of stores.

The business model began with no fees, however the model was subsequently abandoned for the current business model after it was determined that customers were not concerned about paying transaction fees for the purchase of a vehicle.

A typical CarMax store is approximately 59,000 square feet (5,500 m2), carries an inventory of 300–400 vehicles, and turns its inventory over eight to ten times a year. On average, a CarMax location employs 40 sales associates. Each car goes through a thorough 125-point inspection process, beyond any state-required inspections, and includes a 90-day warranty, three days to change your financing for free, and a seven-day money back guarantee.

Circuit City issued the first CarMax stock in February 1997, when CarMax had seven locations. Initially, the stock was a tracking stock still under the umbrella of the Circuit City.

During the 12-month period ending February 28, 2018, the company sold 721,512 used cars at retail. According to the CarMax fiscal year 2018 report released on April 24, 2018, the company opened 15 used car superstores in Fiscal Year 2018, and expects to open 15 additional stores in Fiscal Year 2019.

CarMax was on Fortune's "100 Best Companies to Work For" list from 2005 to 2018, placing 34th in 2018. In 2020, Fortune ranked CarMax at number 20 on their Fortune List of the Top 100 Companies to Work For in 2020 based on an employee survey of satisfaction.
Concord Mills/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Bass Pro Shops
* Circuit City
* Child World
* Sun & Ski Sports
* VF Outlet

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch/Abercrombie Kids
* Aerie Outlet
* American Eagle Outfitters/Tailgate
* Bath & Body Works
* Brookstone
* Claire's
* Five Below
* Forever 21/21 Kids
* FYE
* GNC
* Gilly Hicks
* Hollister
* Hot Topic/ShockHound
* Hot Topic Kids
* Justice
* LensCrafters
* MTV Records
* PINK
* Reebok Outlet
* Ruum Outlet
* The Sharper Image
* Spencer's
* Sweet Factory
* Victoria's Secret/Bath & Body Works
* Volcom

### Dining

* Auntie Anne's
* Bonefish Grill
* Chipotle Mexican Grill
* Cinnabon
* Cold Stone Creamery
* Dave & Buster's
* Outback Steakhouse

### Entertainment

* AMC Theaters
* NASCAR Speedpark
* Sea Life Aquarium
Club Disney

**Club Disney** is a regional children's play center concept operated by Disney Regional Entertainment. The indoor centers were designed for families with children under 10 with gift shops, various play areas and snack bars. The clubs were expected to change over time and to reflect the current Disney movie.

## History

Disney Regional Entertainment was formed in 1996 to develop locally based entertainment concepts. Soon after the purchase of Capital Cities/ABC Inc., Disney CEO Michael Eisner moved forward with his idea of having local entertainment based on Disney brands in metropolitan and suburban areas. Several concepts were placed in the planning stage.

Club Disney was the first to be launched, with birthday party reservations for its first location opening on January 15, 1997. On February 21, 1997, its first location opened to the public at the Westlake Promenade in Thousand Oaks, California, with Eisner present alongside Mickey Mouse and Goofy. A dozen protested outside over wages, 28 cents, paid to Haitian workers to make Pocahontas pajamas. Twenty Ventura County sheriff's deputies were on hand as Disney expected tens of thousands to show up. While the lines were long to get in, the expected turnout did not materialize with 1,000 waiting at the 10 AM opening. Wunderman Cato Johnson’s San Francisco office handled the advertising for the first location, while Club Disney put out a request for bids for the launch of its second location in West Covina, California, which was expected to open in December 1997.

A complaint was filed in March 1997 over the coloring of the Thousand Oaks location. A report indicated that it met design guidelines but the checkerboard paint pattern on top of the club was not approved.

In August 1998, Disney Regional announced an expansion for Disney Club in late 1998 and 1999. By December 1998, a location in Chandler, Arizona, near Phoenix was expected to open, while locations in Lone Tree, Colorado, Glendale, Arizona, and others were planned for 1999. The Glendale, Arizona Club opened in February 1999.

## Operations

The locations were designed for repeated visits of 3 hours in length with a fixed entry fee, and to draw in customers from a 30 mile radius. To expand visits beyond the weekend there were multiple weekday admission programs, school groups' educational field trips, themed birthday parties and multi-session workshops. The birthday parties included cake, entertainers and invitations. An example multi-session workshop was Poohrobics, a parent and child stretching and exercise program led by Winnie the Pooh for 10 weeks. Annual passes and prepaid tickets were also sold. There are about a dozen rooms for private events at a location.

List of featured attractions:

* Club Cafe
* Clubhouse Shop (retired in 2000, replaced with Club Disney Store)
* Club Disney Store
* Jungle Climber
* Applaudeville Theater
* Mouse Pad

## See also

* Club Disney/Locations
* DisneyQuest
Fashion Centre at Pentagon City/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Macy's
* Nordstrom

### Small stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch
* American Apparel
* American Girl
* American Eagle Outfitters/77 Kids
* Banana Republic
* Bombay Store
* Books "R" Us
* Brothers
* Brookstone
* Carter's/OshKosh B'gosh
* Claire's/Mr. Rags
* The Children's Place
* Gilly Hicks/Bath & Body Works
* GNC
* Gymboree
* Hot Topic/ShockHound
* Justice
* Ruum American Kid's Wear
* The Sharper Image

### Dining

* China Coast
* Outback Steakhouse
Cendant

**Cendant Corporation** is an American provider of business and consumer services, primarily within the real estate and travel industries. In 2005 and 2006, Cendant was acquired by Sears Alliance. Although the company was based in New York City, the majority of Cendant's headquarters employees were located in Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey.

## AMERCO

* CubeSmart
* Extra Space Storage
* U-Haul

## Cendant HOTELS & RESORTS

### LUXURY Hotels

* CONRAD
* InterContinental
* LXR Hotels & Resorts
* Regent Hotels & Resorts
* Six Senses
* Waldorf Astoria
* Wyndham Grand

### PREMIUM Hotels

* Canopy
* CURIO, a Collection
* Dazzler Hotels
* Dolce Hotels & Resorts
* Esplendor Boutique Hotels
* Hilton
* Kimpton
* Signia
* Viva Wyndham
* voco
* WorldHotels Collection

### MIDSCALE Hotels

* Aiden
* Crowne Plaza
* DoubleTree
* Embassy Suites
* EVEN Hotels
* Hotel Indigo
* HUALUXE
* Premier Collection
* Sadie
* Signature Collection
* SureStay Collection
* Tapestry Collection
* Trademark Hotel Collection
* TRYP
* Vīb
* Wyndham

### ECONOMY Hotels

* AmericInn
* Atwell Suites
* Avid Hotels
* Baymont
* Candlewood Suites
* Days Inn
* Executive Residency
* GLō
* Hampton
* Hawthorn Suites
* Holiday Inn
* Holiday Inn Express
* Home2 Suites
* Homewood Suites
* Howard Johnson
* La Quinta
* Microtel
* Motto
* Ramada
* Ramada Encore
* Staybridge Suites
* Super 8
* SureStay Hotel
* SureStay Plus
* SureStay Studio
* Tempo
* Travelodge
* Tru
* Wingate
* Wyndham Garden

## Cendant DESTINATIONS

* Club Wyndham
* Hilton Grand Vacations
* Holiday Inn Club Vacations
* Holiday Inn Resorts
* Margaritaville Vacation Club
* Presidential Reserve
* Shell Vacations Club
* Worldmark

## see also

**LUXURY Hotels**
**PREMIUM Hotels**
**MIDSCALE Hotels**
**ECONOMY Hotels**

**Cendant DESTINATIONS**

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Crabtree & Evelyn

**Crabtree & Evelyn** is a current online-only and former brick-and-mortar retailer of body, fragrance and home care products. Beginning with one store in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1971, the brand grew to an international presence, with hundreds of locations globally.

The founders sold the chain in 1996, and the brand has been resold several times since. Most recently Crabtree & Evelyn was acquired in October 2016, by [].

## Founding[edit]

The company was founded in 1955 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, by Janus Films businessman Cyrus Harvey and designer Peter Windett. It opened in a small Cambridge shop under the name The Soap Box.

In 1971, the name changed to Crabtree & Evelyn. In 1977, the company opened a stall in the new Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston, and its first stand alone shop was opened by Stephen Miller in the Montgomery Mall outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Harvey invented the products while Windett did the design for them. American tourists looked for the store in England prompting the founders to open their first store on Kensington Church Street in 1980. Over time, many more US and UK locations were added, and new stores also opened in several European countries, Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia.

The company's name, conceived by Harvey and Windett was inspired by the 17th-century renaissance Englishman John Evelyn, who wrote one of the first important works on conservation. He is also known for his writings on food, including a book on salads, in which he introduced the first salad dressing recipe made with olive oil from Europe. The Crabtree or Wild Apple symbol is native to Britain and the ancestor of all cultivated apple trees It was highly prized for its beauty, as well as its usefulness in home apothecary.

### Acquisitions[edit]

In 1996, Cyrus Harvey decided to sell the company, and it was sold to Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad and operated by a subsidiary as CE Holdings. While funded and managed by the holding company in Kuala Lumpur, day-to-day operations — such as research and development, manufacturing, and design — continued to be based in the UK and US.

In July 2009, Crabtree & Evelyn Ltd. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. Following the filing, 30 of its 126 American based stores closed. Stores in the UK were not affected by the filing.

CE Holdings was sold to the Hong Kong-based investment-holding company Khuan Choo International Limited, as of July 2012, for US$155,000,000.

The brand was acquired in October 2016, by [].
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Cool Planet Cafe

**Cool Planet Cafe** is a joint venture chain of ice cream shops owned by Planet Hollywood International with a movie theme. Host Marriott Services is partnering on developing an additional 10 locations in a joint venture with Planet Hollywood.

Cool Planet Ice Cream, which was launched with its ice cream shops, is made by Unilever under their Dreyer's and Edy's brands and is available in grocery stores with flavors like Blue Berry-More and Die-Hard Chocolate.

Planet Hollywood International founded the Cool Planet Cafe in September 1997 with the announcement of Whoopi Goldberg from the Planet Hollywood's star stable as the main promoter of the chain; its private-label Cool Planet Ice Cream and planned to open 10 Cool Planets in 1998. The company then partnered with Marriott Services Corp. for the cafes in June 1998 with plans to open nine locations where Marriott already has operations with no locations finalized. Termi-Nutter sundaes were mentioned as being part of the menu.

In August 1998, the first Cool Planet Cafe opened in the Third Street Promenade retail district of Santa Monica, California. At that time, the Host Marriott joint venture had scheduled five locations to be opened by July 1999 and two more by December 1999.
CrossIron Mills

**CrossIron Mills** is a fully enclosed shopping centre development just outside the northern city limits of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and immediately east of the hamlet of Balzac in Rocky View County. It was developed by Ivanhoé Cambridge, a major Canadian real estate company. Completed in August 2009, the mall is the largest single-level shopping centre in Alberta, containing approximately 109,440 m2 (1,178,000 sq ft) of retail and entertainment space. Immediately east of the CrossIron Mills property is Century Downs Racetrack and Casino, one of two A-level equine racetracks in Alberta. Operated by the United Horsemen of Alberta (UHA), Century Downs Racetrack and Casino has been open since April 2015.

The first tenant to open in the mall was the first Alberta franchise of Bass Pro Shops, which opened its doors in the spring of 2009, while the rest of the mall was under construction. The majority of the mall opened on August 19, 2009. A final phase referred to as The Entertainment Neighbourhood opened in Summer 2010.

CrossIron Mills is a sister mall to Vaughan Mills, a previous Ivanhoé Cambridge development in Vaughan, Ontario, outside Toronto. The Calgary area mall shares several of its major retailers (including Bass Pro Shops), as well as some design features.

## Location

CrossIron Mills is located in Rocky View County, on the southeast corner of the QEII Highway (the Calgary-Edmonton Corridor) and Highway 566.

As of July 2007, when the City of Calgary expanded its boundaries, this places the property just outside the city limits, as well as just outside the hamlet boundaries of Balzac (Highway 566 links to 176th Avenue N.E. in Calgary). The southern city limits of Airdrie are only a few kilometres to the north. When driving north on the QEII, there are two exits that provide access; Exit 273 (CrossIron Drive) and Exit 275 (Highway 566). Exit 275 provides access for southbound traffic as well.

Additional access to the mall via Dwight McLellan Trail, an extension of Calgary's Métis Trail, north from Stoney Trail opened in December 2009. On October 29, 2011 an extension of Métis Trail was completed allowing direct access to the CrossIron Mills area from the Métis Trail/36 Street N.E. corridor, allowing an alternate north/south access to the area to Deerfoot Trail.

## Design

The shopping centre follows the Mills Corporation's premium brand outlet retail format that was popularized in the United States, and imported to Canada in 2004 at Vaughan Mills in Vaughan, Ontario. The concept combines large format anchor stores and premium brand outlets alongside major entertainment components.

The design utilizes a single level "race track" layout to maximize storefront exposure, with up to 17 anchor stores bordering the centre.

## see also

* CrossIron Mills/Tenant List

**Shopping Malls**
*The Block*: The Block at Orange | The Block at the Source | Broadway at the Beach - The Block
*The Dreams*: Madrid Xanadu | Meadowlands Xanadu | Desti**ny** USA

**Landmark Entertainment**
*Landmark Retailing*: Nickelodeon Store | Paramount Store | Club Libby Lu
*Former Ventures*: NFL GridIron Grill
Fulfillment by Sears

Sears Alliance is an American conglomerate that has a multinational presence with offices and facilities around the world.

Fulfillment centers are located in the following cities and are often named after an International Air Transport Association airport code (Fulfillment Center Codes). Sortation centers are regional warehouses where Sears packages are sorted to a last mile carrier, typically either Sears Logistics or the United States Postal Service.

This list includes Sears fulfillment centers and sortation centers, including other types of Sears warehouses & Offices such as Sears Logistics delivery stations, Prime Now warehouses, or Sears Fresh warehouses, Sears Support Centers, [boxcar] Software Development Centers, Sears Customer Service Centers, Sears Flex Centers.

## South America

**[boxcar] (Website, Technology & Software Development Division)**
ChargePoint | Ring
**Amazon (e-commerce division)**

 **[cendant]  (Real Estate & Hospitality Division)**

**LUXURY Hotels**
**PREMIUM Hotels**
**MIDSCALE Hotels**
**ECONOMY Hotels**

**Cendant DESTINATIONS**

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**[clothespins]  (Sears Retail Network; Physical Retail & Private Label Division)**
*Bookstores:* Borders
*Bridalwear/formalwear Stores:* David's Bridal | Gingiss Formalwear
*Clothing Stores:* Lands' End | Lucky Brand Jeans
*Convenience Stores (Couche-Tard):* Circle K
*Department Stores:* Lord & Taylor | Kmart | Sears
*Home Decor/Furniture Stores:* At Home | Ashley HomeStore | Restoration Hardware
*Office Supply Stores:* OfficeMax | Office Depot
*Pet Supply Stores:* PetSmart
*Pool Supply Stores:* Leslie's
*Supermarkets:* Whole Foods Market
*Toy Stores:* Child World | KB Toys

 ****[fulfillment]**  (Manufacturing & Distribution Division)**
*Bicycle Manufacturing:* Diamondback Bicycles | Mavic | Redline Bicycles
*Distribution Centers:*

**[kaiser] (healthcare & fitness division)**
Template:Kaiser
*Kaiser Permanente:* Aspen Dental
*Sears Fitness Network:* Planet Fitness
*Equinox:*

**[omnimedia] (media division)**
*General Amusement (Conventions):* SearsFest | Twitchcon

**[savory] (Sears Restaurant Network; Restaurant Division)**

**[truist] (Financial Division)**

**[western] (Sears Auto Network; Automotive Division)**
Template:Western
*Auto Parts Stores:* Western Auto | CARQUEST & WORLDPAC
*Car Dealerships & Sales:* AutoNation | CARVANA | DriveTime
*Car Repair Centers:* Big O Tires | Midas | National Tire & Battery

**General Cinemas (Cinema Division)**
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General Cinemas Corporation | Cinemark

**[prodigy] (telecommunications division)**

**Other Assets:**
Century III Mall (West Mifflin, PA)

**Century III Mall** was an enclosed shopping mall located in the southern Pittsburgh suburb of West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. The mall was built on a former slag dump in 1979. The Century III Mall planning began in 1976 and opened in 1979. It was the third largest shopping mall in the world when it opened in 1979. The mall was originally developed and owned by Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation. since 1996, Century III has been owned and operated by Simon Property Group.

## History

The mall was originally built in 1979. The three-level mall contains 1,290,000 square feet (120,000 m2) of retail space and over 200 shops and restaurants. The Phase I segment of seventy-five stores was dedicated on October 24, 1979. This included three anchors; a 2-level 121,300 square foot, Pittsburgh-based Kaufmann's, and 2-level 173,200 square foot JCPenney. While it is widely rumored that Montgomery Ward opened in Phase I, this is simply not true. Montgomery Ward was physically at the far end of Phase II. The Kaufmann's unit was the chain's fourth shopping mall store and the first in the Pittsburgh region to anchor a mall-type center. Phase II, with the 2-level 168,100 square foot Montgomery Ward and forty-six stores debuted March 12, 1980. Phase II of Century III Mall added the third, fourth and fifth anchors to the complex including a 2-level 126,000 square foot Gimbels-Pittsburgh which began business in July 1980 and 2-level 231,000 square foot Sears which opened in October 1980. In 1997, the mall received an $8 million face-lift.

In 2007, the mall received a minor face-lift and a mini expansion with a new anchor wing in order the better compete with newer shopping centers.

## See Also

* Century III Mall (West Mifflin, PA)/Tenant List

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7&i Hotel Systems

**7&i Hotel Systems** (also known as 7&i Hotel Group or 7&i Hotels)

## H Rewards loyalty program

7&i Hotel Systems (known as 7&i Hotels) is presenting its new "**H Rewards**" loyalty programme. The hotel company will be offering a significantly expanded package of benefits to guests of all of its seven families - Deutsche, Huazhu, Jinjiang, Langham, Louvre, Radisson and Rosewood. The bonus scheme takes effect immediately. With "H Rewards" both regular guests and new customers will benefit from the first night of their stay.

"H stands for hospitality," said Thomas Willms, CEO, Deutsche Hospitality. "Our aim is to offer our guests the best possible experience at every location for every travel occasion. This loyalty programme represents a new milestone in the European hotel sector. We are rewarding loyalty across all brands within a short period of time and in a more effective way than ever before. This lends even better expression to the high esteem in which we hold our guests. We have been working tirelessly with our affiliate Huazhu over the past few months to develop a programme for our seven families with a view to delivering a completely new experience for customers."

## See also

* 7&i Hotel Systems/Properties

*7-Eleven Global:* 7ᴇʟᴇᴠᴇn
*7&i ENERGY:* Lake Charles LNG | Sunoco
*7&i FINANCIAL:* 7CARD | 7PAY | 7BANK

**DEUTSCHE HOSPITALITY**

**Huazhu Hotels Group**

**Rewards Program:**

*7&i NET MEDIA:* Nissen Holdings | Omni7 | sevendream.com
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**Other Assets**:
7Air: Pan Am | TWA
Reddy Ice | Transamerica
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