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Ultium/Subsidiaries & Assets

## Non-Automotive Subsidiaries & Brands

### Geely Group (new business)

CAOCAO - CAOCAO ride hailing service was developed by Hangzhou YouXing Technology Company and majority owned by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group. It is the first Chinese new energy focused mobility service.

Terrafugia - Terrafugia was founded in 2006. The company was acquired in full by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group in 2017.

Zhejiang Qianjiang Motorcycle Group Co – Qianjiang Motorcycles was majority acquired by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group in 2016. The company is one of the largest producers of motorcycles in China and own several renowned brands including Italy's Benelli. They are also known for their lithium battery technology.

### Mitime Group

Education - ZGH has invested hundreds of millions of RMB in establishing universities and colleges across China including the Beijing Geely University, Sanya University, Zhejiang Automotive Technical School, Hunan Geely Automotive Technical etc. The wider group has over 40,000 students enrolled within its schools with the goal of developing Chinese automotive industry talents.

Motorsports – Mitime constructs and operates race tracks for automobiles, motorcycles, and karts around the world. Mitime also organizes motorsport events such as China F4 Championship.

Tourism – Mitime facilitates tourism and manages hospitality services around its tracks.

## Dealer Network

Main Article: Ultium/Dealership Network

Since 2016, Ultium now refers to its dealer network as 4S stores. While it still has a traditional dealer network infrastructure and also sells some models online, it's also been expanding into a Tesla-model based network for its electric vehicle brands. In 2014, it had a reported 1,900+ retail outlets.

## Production Facilities

Main Article: Ultium/Facilities & Factories

Ultium has many facilities for research & development, manufacturing & vehicle assembly.
White Barn Candle Company

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:**
Westfield Valley Fair/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Bloomingdale's
* I. Magnin
* Macy's
* Nordstrom

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch
* Aerie
* Aéropostale/Live Love Dream
* Aldo
* American Eagle Outfitters/77 Kids
* Anthropolgie
* Apple Store
* Banana Republic
* BareMinerals
* Bath & Body Works
* The Body Shop
* Brothers
* Bulgari
* The Children's Place
* Carter's
* Champs Sports
* Cole Haan
* Claire's
* Ecco
* Gap
* Forever 21/21 Kids
* Hot Topic
* Janie & Jack
* Justice
* Kay Jewelers
* L'Occitane
* LensCrafters
* LoveSac
* Nike
* Old Navy
* PacSun
* Pink
* Pottery Barn
* ShockHound
* Sephora
* Spencer's
* Tiffany & Co.
* Torrid
* Tory Burch
* Universal Studios Store
* Uniqlo
* Urban Outfitters
* Victoria's Secret
* Volcom
* White House Black Market
* Willams-Sonoma
* Zany Brainy
* Zumiez

### Dining

* Auntie Anne's
* California Pizza Kitchen
* The Cheesecake Factory
* Cinnabon
* Cold Stone Creamery
* Din Tai Fung
* Haagen Dazs
* Mrs. Fields
* Pinkberry
* Shake Shack
* Wetzel's Pretzels

### Entertainment

* ShowPlace ICON Theatres
* Urban Air
Ultium/Dealership Network

## North America

### United States

#### Pennsylvania

* Pacifico Ford - 6701 Essington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19153
* Pacifico Hyundai - 6715 Essington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19153
* Value Kia - 6915 Essington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19153
* Scott Kia of Springfield - 321 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064
* Springfield Ford Lincoln - 50 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064
* Springfield Hyundai - 754 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064
Xanadu

**Xanadu** (pronounced as "zan-a-doo") is a chain of upscale lifestyle shopping centers owned by the Mills Corporation.

Most Xanadu centers don't have a food court and have mostly upscale stores.

## Locations

* Meadowlands Xanadu

**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
The Forum Shops at Caesars

**The Forum Shops at Caesars**, also known as **The Forum Shops**, is an upscale shopping mall connected to Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. Measured in terms of sales per square foot, it is the highest grossing mall in the United States.

## History[edit]

The mall was built as an extension wing of the main hotel and casino in 1992. The idea was first suggested by Sheldon M. Gordon to Henry Gluck who served as chairman and chief executive officer of Caesars World from 1983 to 1994. In 1998, there were plans to expand the mall and add its first department store, with completion scheduled by mid-2000. The Forum was expanded further in 2004 to front Las Vegas Boulevard on the Strip.

The Forum Shops at Caesars is the highest grossing mall in the United States with higher sales per square foot than Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California. The mall includes 157 mid-range and luxury retailers, gourmet restaurants, and bars.
Elie Tahari boutique in the Forum Shops at Caesars in 2008
Sound Republic

**Sound Republic** is a music-theme restaurant chain created in a joint venture with Planet Hollywood & MTV Networks. Some locations would have concert halls (four out of six) and there would be recruit music celebrities. Sound Republic was announced by Planet Hollywood International on June 8, 1998, with plans to open six locations over two years with the first in London mid-1998. In the third quarter of 1998, the second location was to open in New York City. London and New York City would have halls with 600 to 800-seat and 1,200- to 1,400-seat respectively.

Sound Republic announced the creation of a new hotel in Nashville, Tennessee in 2004. Under the behest of Viacom, Planet Hollywood went ahead with plans of developing a Seoul location with an announced opening date of Summer 2012. The Seoul location opened at the height of international notoriety of K-pop (opened around the same time Gangnam Style was popular) and was the first international location of Sound Republic.
Staybridge Suites

**Staybridge Suites** is an all-suite, residential-style brand of hotels within the Holiday Corporation. The brand targets extended-stay and corporate travelers. There are over 200 Staybridge Suites hotels open in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and South America.

## History

The first Staybridge Suites opened in Alpharetta, Georgia, U.S. in 1998. In 2004, Staybridge Suites reached 75 hotels with addition of Eatontown, New Jersey.

When the 132-suite Staybridge Suites Liverpool hotel (owned by Cycas Hospitality) opened in June 2008 it became the brand's first property outside North America and the first extended stay hotel chain to debut in Europe.
The Forum Shops at Caesars/Tenant List

## Current

### Small stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch
* Antiquities
* Cartier
* Chanel
* Chloé
* Christian Louboutin
* Balenciaga
* Bath & Body Works
* Calvin Klein
* CH Carolina Herrera
* Dior
* Elie Tahari
* Emilio Pucci
* Emporio Armani
* Fossil
* Georg Jensen
* Gucci
* Fendi
* John Varvatos
* Juicy Couture
* Jimmy Choo
* Leica
* Louis Vuitton
* Loro Piana
* The Otheroom
* Rolex
* Ruehl No.925
* Salvatore Ferragamo
* Ted Baker
* Tiffany and Co
* Tod's
* Valentino
* Versace
Revue Cinépolis

**Revue Cinépolis** is Limited Brands' cinema subsidiary incorporated in 2021.

## Planned Chains

* **Cinépolis** -
* **planned drive-in theater chain** -
* **planned dine-in theater chain** -
* **planned discount chain** -
* **planned pop-up drive-in chain** -
* **REVUE Cinemas** -

## See Also

**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:**
Warner Bros. Studio Store

The **Warner Bros. Studio Store** is a chain of retail stores selling Looney Tunes, DC Comics, and other merchandise based on Warner Bros. films, similar in style to The Disney Store. They first opened in 1991. In 1996, Warner Bros. owner Time Warner merged with Turner Broadcasting, which owned Hanna-Barbera and the pre-1986 MGM library, and merchandise based on Turner properties were added to the product lines.

## History

The first Warner Bros. Studio Store was opened on Friday, September 20, 1991 at the Beverly Center in Los Angeles, California by Time Warner. The store peak out at 130 locations. In October 1993 a location opened at the corner of 57th St and 5th Ave. in New York City, the first ever Studio Store in the city. Some of the store's attractions included: a glass elevator carried by Superman and the 4D experience Marvin the Martian in the Third Dimension, the first ever 3D computer animated movie produced in the world. In 1996, the chain signed a long-term lease for 1 Times Square three story building and six of its billboards and opened a store on all three floors in 1997.
Westfield Topanga/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Macy's
* Neiman Marcus
* Toys "R" Us Kid's World

### Inline stores

* Aerie
* American Eagle Outfitters/77 Kids
* American Girl
* Banana Republic
* Carter's Baby & Kids
* Claire's
* The Children's Place
* Express/Express Men
* Gap
* Gilly Hicks/Bath & Body Works
* GNC
* Hickory Farms
* Hollister
* Justice
* KB Toys
* The Limited
* M&M's World
* Ruehl No.925
* Urban Outfitters
* Victoria's Secret/PINK
* Zara
Virgin Megastore

**Virgin Megastores** is an international entertainment retailing chain, founded in early 1976 by (Sir) Richard Branson as a record shop on London's Oxford Street.

In 1979 the company opened their first Megastore at the end of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road. The company expanded to hundreds of stores worldwide in the 1990s expanding to UK, US, Irish, Canadian, Australian, Italian, Spanish, French, Greek and Japanese stores.

## History

### Branson's early business ventures

Richard Branson and Nik Powell had initially run a small record shop called *Virgin Records and Tapes* on Notting Hill Gate, London, specializing particularly in "krautrock" imports, and offering bean bags and free vegetarian food for the benefit of customers listening to the music on offer. After making the shop into a success, they turned their business into a fully fledged record label, Virgin Records. The name Virgin, according to Branson (in his autobiography), arose from a colleague of his when they were brainstorming business ideas. She suggested Virgin, as they were all new to business, like "virgins". The first release on the label was the progressive rock album *Tubular Bells* by multi-instrumentalist Mike Oldfield in 1973.

### Virgin Megastores

Virgin's first formal store opened on London's Oxford Street in January or February 1971 (exact date uncertain). In 1979 the company opened their first Megastore at the end of Oxford Street and Marble Arch. Virgin Megastores and Virgin Records operate as entirely separate entities, like many of the other Virgin companies. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s Virgin Megastores opened over 100 stores in the UK, and many others around the world, including expansion into Asia Pacific and North America, under the leadership of Ian Duffell - President & CEO of Virgin Entertainment Group until 1998. Simon Wright - Chief Executive of the Virgin Entertainment Group from 1999 to 2009 was instrumental in the growth of the stores in particular developing the stores in the Middle East before their eventual disposals under license detailed under Ownership.

## Virgin Books and Music

**Virgin Books and Music** is a Virgin-branded entertainment retail chain exclusive to airports and travel locations, operated by the *Lagardère Services* division of the French conglomerate Lagardère Group. Such stores have a much smaller size than Virgin Megastores and currently operate in 10 countries: Canada, China, Germany, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Poland, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Westfield Annapolis/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Borders
* Forever 21

### Minor anchors

* Brooks Brothers
* Five Below

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch/Gilly Hicks
* Bath & Body Works/White Barn Candle Company
* Brookstone
* Claire's
* GameStop
* GNC
* Hot Topic
* Justice & Brothers
* Nintendo Store
* Ruehl No.925
* Torrid
* ToyStop
* Victoria's Secret/PINK
* Xsre
* Zumiez

### Dining

* Chi-Chi's
* Chuck E. Cheese's
Roosevelt Field Mall/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Bloomingdale's
* Gaylan's
* JCPenney
* Loews Roosevelt Field 8
* Macy's
* Neiman Marcus
* Nordstrom

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch/Ruehl No.925
* abercrombie
* Aeropostale
* Aldo
* Ballard Designs
* Bath & Body Works/White Barn Candle Company
* Build-A-Bear Workshop
* Claire's
* Charlotte Russe
* The Children's Place/Gymboree
* Coach
* Crazy 8
* Disney Baby Store
* Express
* Forever 21
* Gap
* Gilly Hicks
* Hickory Farms
* Hollister Co.
* Janie & Jack Outlet
* Jo Malone London
* Justice & Brothers
* Kate Spade New York
* Kay Jewelers
* Lids
* Lipsy London
* Louis Vuitton
* Lululemon
* Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics
* MAC Cosmetics
* Marvel Store
* Microsoft Store
* Montblanc
* PINK
* Pottery Barn/Pottery Barn Kids
* Sephora
* Spencer's
* Suitsupply
* T-Mobile
* Torrid
* Tory Burch
* Urban Outfitters
* Z Gallerie
* Zales Jewelers
* Zara
* Zumiez

### Dining

* Auntie Anne's
* The Capital Grille
* Chipotle
* Dunkin' Donuts
* Grand Lux Cafe
* Haagen-Dazs
* Le Pain Quotidien
* Seasons 52
* Subway

#### Food Court (13 tenants; 4 kiosks)

* Charleys Philly Steaks
* Chick-Fil-A
* Flamers Burgers and Chicken
* Johnny Rockets
* Taco Bell
* Wendy's
The Block at the Source/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Circuit City/Carmax
* Lord & Taylor Outlet
* Saks Off 5th

### Inline stores

* American Eagle Outfitters/Aerie
* Armani Exchange
* The Body Shop
* The Children's Place/Gymboree
* Claire's
* Duluth Trading Company
* EB Games
* Express/Bath & Body Works
* Gilly Hicks
* GNC
* Gymboree Play & Music
* Hollister
* Hot Topic/ShockHound
* Imaginarium
* Justice
* Pearle Vision
* Spencer's
* T-Mobile
* Victoria's Secret/PINK

### Dining

* The Cheesecake Factory

* New York Islanders Hockeyville
* P. F. Chang's China Bistro
* Rainforest Cafe
Worlds of Adventure

**Xanadu's Worlds of Adventure**, also known as **WOA** and originally known as **Worlds of Adventure** is a chain of theme parks owned by the Mills Corporation. The chain has expanded in recent years because of the Mills Corporation buying out cancelled and/or abandoned theme park projects from its competitors. This subsidiary is held by Xanadu Entertainment division of MarriottMills.

## Current Resorts

### Opryland Resort (2002-present)

Opryland USA was partly acquired by the Mills Corporation in 1999.

Includes:

* **Opry Mills** - Landmark Mills mall
* **Opryland USA** - theme park

### PortAventura World (2004-present)

content coming soon

Includes:

* PortAventura Park - theme park

### Astrodomain (2005-present)

content coming soon

Includes:

* **AstroBlock** - retail & entertainment district
* **Astrodome** - multi-purpose stadium
* **AstroHall** - music/concert venue
* **AstroWorld, a Six Flags Park** - theme park (not owned by MarriottMills)
* **Houston Methodist Training Center** - training center
* **NRG Arena** - indoor sports center
* **NRG Stadium** - multi-purpose stadium
* **Reliant Center** - convention center

### Geauga Lake Resort (2005-present)

content coming soon.

Includes:

* **Geauga Lake Park** - theme park
* **Wildwater Kingdom** - water & wildlife park

### Jazzland Resort (2005-present)

content coming soon

Includes:

* **Jazzland Park** - theme park

## Current Properties

### Resorts

* Astroland (Houston, TX; -present) - owned by Mills Corporation, theme park not owned by Mills Corporation, but by Six Flags
* Darien Lake (Darien, NY; 2007-present) - fully owned by Mills Corporation; previously Six Flags Darien Lake
* Geauga Lake () -
* Great Adventure (Jackson, NJ; US; -present) - co-owned by the LeRoy family, Six Flags & several other companies
	+ Six Flags Great Adventure
* Great Kingdom (Istanbul, Turkey; 2016-present) - originally Universal Studios Istanbul
* Great Oasis (Dubai, UAE; 2016-present) - originally Paramount Studios Dubai & Universal Studios Dubailand
	+ Studio Cinemagique
	+ ImagiNATION
* Jazzland Resort (New Orleans, LA; 2000-present) - previously Six Flags New Orleans
* PortAventura World (Salou, Spain; -present) - originally Universal's Port Aventura Resort

### Amusement Parks

* AutoWorld (Flint, MI) - originally Six Flags AutoWorld
* Elitch Gardens (Denver, CO) - previously Six Flags Elitch Gardens
* Hard Rock Parks
	+ Hard Rock Park (Jackson, NJ) - within Great Adventure
	+ Hard Rock Park (Myrtle Beach, SC)
* Opryland USA (Nashville, TN)
* Terra Mítica (Benidorm, Alicante, Spain; 2000-present) - previously Terra Mítica, a Paramount Park

## Future Properties

### Resorts

* Great Expedition (Hwaseong, South Korea; 2022-present) - originally Universal Studios South Korea
* Great Harbor (New South Wales, Australia; 2023-present) - originally Sydney Disneyland Resort
* Great Horizon (Houston Area, TX, *proposed*) - originally SeaWorld Houston
St. Johns Town Center

The **St. Johns Town Center** is an upscale super-regional open-air mall in southeast Jacksonville, Florida. It opened its doors on March 18, 2005 with over 167 stores, many of which were new to the Jacksonville market at the time. The 51.2-acre (0.207 km2) mall is located at the intersection of J. Turner Butler Boulevard and the Interstate 295 East Beltway, with the University of North Florida's campus situated across I-295 from the center.

Key tenants include Anthropologie, Apple, Microsoft Store, Nordstrom, Dillard's, Lucky Brand Jeans, Urban Outfitters, Dick's Sporting Goods, P.F. Chang's China Bistro, Maggiano's Little Italy, The Cheesecake Factory, and Target Corporation.

## Expansion

228,000 sq ft (21,200 m2) was opened to the public October 26, 2007. It consists of about 40 retailers and 4 restaurants. Some of the tenants of this expansion include Aldo, Barnes & Noble, Brooks Brothers, Clarks, Coach, Lacoste, Louis Vuitton, MAC Cosmetics, Pottery Barn, Swarovski, Talbots, Tommy Bahama, Urban Outfitters, and West Elm. In 2008 True Religion, Kate Spade, The Capital Grille and J. Alexander's were opened.

On November 23, 2013, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis performed at the St. Johns Town Center for the grand opening of the Microsoft Store. In October 2014 Nordstrom opened its first store in Northeast Florida at the St. Johns Town Center.

Condominiums were established in 2006 behind the St. Johns Town Center as part of further expansion. Additional apartments and hotels were also built since the center opened.

Additional shops, retail complexes and entertainment venues in its adjacent vicinity have been constructed since its opening (including a Sprouts Farmers Market, TopGolf facility, and an IKEA store about one mile away), with additional outlets under development as of 2019.
The Block in Manhattan

The Block in Manhattan is a mega complex found in New York's Times Square. While it's still in development. It's starting phases are now open.

## see also

* The Block in Manhattan/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
Willow Grove Park Mall/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Bloomingdale's
* Macy's
* Primark

#### Minor anchors

* Forever 21
* H&M

### Inline stores

* 77 Kids
* Abercrombie & Fitch/Abercrombie Kids
* Aéropostale/Jimmy'Z
* American Eagle Outfitters/Aerie
* Apple Store
* BoxLunch
* Brookstone
* Claire's/Ty-Yo
* The Children's Place/Gymboree
* Express/Bath & Body Works
* Hot Topic
* Imaginarium
* Janie & Jack
* Jos. A. Bank
* Justice & Brothers
* LensCrafters
* P.S. from Aéropostale
* Torrid
* Uniqlo
* Waldenbooks
* Warner Bros. Studio Store/Uncanny!
* Williams-Sonoma
* Zumiez

### Dining

* The Cheesecake Factory
* Moe's Southwest Grill
* Ruby Tuesday
* TGI Fridays
* Yard House

#### Food court

* Auntie Anne's
* McDonald's
* Subway
* TCBY
The Children's Place/Locations

## Keys

* **The Children's Place TCP**
* **The Children's Place Outlet** TCPO
* **The Children's Place with Gymboree** TCPG
* **Crazy 8** C8
* **Gymboree** G
* **Gymboree Play & Music** GPM
* **Gymboree Outlet** GO
* **Janie & Jack** J&J
* **Janie & Jack Outlet** J&JO

## United States

### **New York**

* The Block at the Source TCPG, GPM
* Boulevard Mall TCP>/sup>, G
* Eastview Mall TCPG, C8 J&J
* The Mall at Greece Ridge TCP, G
* The Mills at Marketplace TCP, C8
* Roosevelt Field Mall TCPG, C8, J&JO
* Walden Galleria TCP G C8

### **Pennsylvania**

* Century III Mall TCP, C8
* Franklin Mills TCP, GO
* Ross Park Mall TCP, G, C8
* South Hills Village J&J, G, TCP
* Willow Grove Park Mall TCPG
South Hills Village/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Macy's
* Target

### Inline stores

* 77 Kids
* Abercrombie & Fitch/Abercrombie Kids
* American Eagle Outfitters
* Apple Store
* Bath & Body Works
* Brothers
* Build-A-Bear Workshop
* Claire's
* The Children's Place
* Disney Store
* FAO Schwarz
* Gap
* Gymboree
* Hollister
* Hot Topic/ShockHound
* Icing
* Janie & Jack
* Justice
* Lane Bryant
* Ruum American Kid's Wear
* Spencer's
* Tweens "R" Us
* Zumiez

#### Food court

* Flamers Burgers and Chicken
* Subway

### Entertainment

* Boomers! Park
* GCC South Hills Village 10
Twelve Oaks Mall/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* JCPenney
* Lord & Taylor
* Macy's
* Nordstrom
* Sears

### Inline stores

* 77 Kids
* Aerie
* American Eagle Outfitters
* Apple Store
* Bath & Body Works
* Carter's Baby & Kids
* Claire's
* Club Libby Lu
* Express/Express Men
* Gymboree
* H&M
* Hollister
* Justice
* The Limited/Bath & Body Works
* Limited Too/Limited Too Boys
* Next
* Ruehl No.925
* Ruum American Kid's Wear
* Spencer's/Spirit Halloween
* Victoria's Secret/PINK
* Zales
* Zumiez

### Dining

* Bar Louie
* The Cheesecake Factory
* Showbiz Pizza
The Block at Darien Lake

**The Block at Darien Lake** is a year-round shopping center located on the Darien Lake complex in Darien Center, New York.

## See also

* The Block at Darien Lake/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
The Block at Darien Lake/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Barnes & Noble
* Saks Off 5th

#### Minor anchors

* Best Products
* Forever 21

### Inline stores

* 77 Kids
* Aerie
* Aéropostale
* American Eagle Outfitters
* Best Buy Mobile
* BoxLunch
* Brothers: The Endless Adventure
* Gilly Hicks/Bath & Body Works
* Hot Topic
* Justice: Just for Girls
* P.S. from Aéropostale
* Rite Aid/GNC
* Spencer's

### Dining

* Bugaboo Creek Steakhouse
* P.F. Chang's

#### Food court

* DQ Grill & Chill
* Subway
Tony Hawk's Great X-Skate Sports Bar

Content coming soon!

**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
SearsFest

**SearsFest** is a 3-day public/private event showing new & upcoming things from the company, Sears Alliance and its associates. Started in 2007 as a way to be more transparent to its audience & customers, since then, SearsFest has become a showcase of new things coming out of each division.

## 2009

### Prodigy Panel

* Prodigy shows off the labor of Project Wardenclyffe as they give it a working title: Prodigy TV.

## 2016

### Opening Panel

* Sears' 130th-anniversary event with the "130 years of winning you over" marketing campaign.
* An updated remake of the "We are Sears" video from 1986 was shown.

## 2020

First SearsFest event to be held entirely virtual via YouTube.
Wet Seal

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:**
The Galleria (Houston, Texas)/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Lord & Taylor
* Macy's
* Neiman Marcus
* Nordstrom
* Saks Fifth Avenue

### Inline stores

* 77 Kids
* Aeropostale
* American Eagle Outfitters
* Bath & Body Works
* Books "R" Us
* Build-A-Bear Workshop
* The Children's Place
* Claire's
* Discovery Channel Store
* Foot Locker
* Gap
* Godiva
* Gymboree
* Hollister
* Hot Topic
* Imaginarium
* Juicy Couture Outlet
* Justice
* KB Toy Works
* Nike
* Nickelodeon Store
* PacSun
* Payless ShoeSource/Payless Kids
* Ruum American Kid's Wear
* Spencer's
* Victoria's Secret/Pink

### Dining

* Chi-Chi's
* Dunkin' Donuts/Baskin-Robbins
* Earl of Sandwich
* Rainforest Cafe

## Former

### Small stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch (2004-2012; now Hollister)
* Boston Marine Blues (later Gilly Hicks, now 77 Kids)
* Gilly Hicks (2009-2013; now 77 Kids)
The Mills at Jersey Gardens/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Bed Bath & Beyond
* Burlington Coat Factory
* L&T The Outlet Store
* Marshalls
* Old Navy Outlet
* Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH
* VF Outlet

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch/Gilly Hicks
* Abercrombie Kids
* Aeropostale
* American Eagle Outfitters
* Apple Store
* Bath & Body Works
* Bose
* BoxLunch
* Brookstone
* Claire's
* Crate & Barrel/Crate & Kids
* FAO Schwarz
* Gap Factory Outlet
* Hollister
* Hot Topic
* Hot Topic Kids
* Icing
* Justice
* Michael Kors Outlet
* Microsoft Store
* Nike Factory Store
* P.S. from Aéropostale
* Ruehl No.925
* Sony
* Spencer's
* Toys "R" Us Express/Sweets "R" Us
* TUMI
* Victoria's Secret
* Warner Bros. Studio Store
* Zumiez

### Dining

* Applebee's
* Chili's
* Dunkin'
* Five Guys

### Entertainment

* Boomers! Park
* Discovery Zone
* Loews Jersey Gardens (20 screens)
Torrid

**Torrid LLC** is an American women's retail chain formerly owned by Hot Topic. While it is still owned by AEON Group, owners of Hot Topic, in 2015 the company branched off to become Torrid, LLC. The store offers plus-size clothing and accessories for women size 10-30. Torrid began operations in April 2001. The first location opened in the Brea Mall in Brea, California. As of 2020, Torrid has over 600 stores in operation across 36 states in the United States. Torrid opened its first store in 2001, and an international store in Canada (Toronto) in August 2015.

## Products

The store's clothing styles are aimed at women. In 2005, Torrid expanded its merchandise selection to include styles distinct from its parent company, Hot Topic. Torrid sells accessories, shoes, jewelry, novelty tee shirts, fashion tops, pants, Capri pants, shorts, skirts, dresses, outerwear, intimate apparel, hosiery, gifts, and beauty products. Torrid follows the Hot Topic merchandise strategy of monitoring fashion trends closely, utilizing direct communication between customers, employees and corporate personnel to be in step with current fashion.

## Models

In February 2014, Georgina Burke was named the first face of Torrid and signed a one-year contract. In December 2014, Philomena Kwao was signed as a second face of Torrid.

In 2015, Torrid launched their first model search, inviting customers to apply and audition to become the next face of Torrid. Over 14,000 people auditioned, with the winner being Lyanna Lynette. In May 2016, it was announced that the brand would be doing a second model search to find their spokesmodel for 2017.

Torrid held its first fashion show at New York Fashion Week in September 2017.

## Media

On December 6, 2019, Torrid released the first installment of a four part short film series called Torrid Stories. The short films follow Barbie Ferreira on several adventures while showing off clothing from Torrid. The second installment named "Night Out" included special guest RuPaul. The third and fourth installments are expected to be released in January 2020 and February 2020.

**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:**
Sears Alliance

Originally named Sears Holdings from its created to 2017, Sears Alliance was created from the merger of Sears, Roebuck & Co., and Kmart Corporation in 2005.

## Subsidiaries & Assets

see also: Sears Alliance/Subsidiaries & Assets

## See also

* Sears Alliance/Properties

**[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:**
Rolling Acres Mall/Tenant list

## Current

### Anchors

* Dick's Sporting Goods
* JCPenney
* T.J. Maxx/HomeGoods
* Sears
* Target

### Inline stores

* 21 Kids
* Aéropostale/Live Love Dream
* American Eagle Outfitters/Tailgate
* Apple Store
* Bath & Body Works
* Forever 21
* GNC
* H&M
* Hollister Co.
* Hot Topic
* Justice
* P.S. from Aéropostale
* Software Etc.
* Spencer's
* ToyStop/ThinkGeek
* Victoria's Secret/PINK
Westfield Gateway

**Westfield Gateway** is an enclosed shopping mall located in Lincoln, Nebraska owned by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield. It was built in 1960, and is the largest shopping center in Lincoln, with 107 stores. The mall's anchor stores are Dillard's, Shoe Dept. Encore, David's Bridal, Dick's Sporting Goods, Forever 21, Sears, Round 1 Entertainment, and JCPenney. There is a vacant anchor store that was once Younkers.

## History

The mall opened as Gateway Shopping Center in 1960, developed by Bankers Life Insurance Company of Nebraska (now Ameritas Life Insurance Company) at 60th and O streets on land adjacent to its headquarters. It was an open-air mall anchored by Montgomery Ward and local department store Miller & Paine.

An expansion was completed in 1971. Brandeis added a department store, in the unusual location of directly next door to Miller & Paine (typically, mall department store anchors are located apart from each other in separate wings). This project included an enclosed mall corridor and new Sears.

A new wing leading to a JCPenney department store was added in 1995-1996; Penney's had been located in a former grocery store in a strip mall behind the shopping center after moving from downtown Lincoln. The original, open-air mall was also enclosed at this time, with a food court built in the southern end of the Center Court.

A $45 million renovation in 2004-2005 added a new food court and carousel in the Center Court area. The old Montgomery Ward space (vacated in 2001) was refitted with a new Steve and Barry's (which has since closed due to that retailer's bankruptcy) and Qdoba Mexican Grill, among other retailers.

Bankers Life sold the mall in 1985 to Jacobs Visconsi Jacobs (later The Jacobs Group). Westfield Group bought the mall in 2001.

In June 2013, several new stores opened at the mall, including Forever 21, which replaced one level of the former Montgomery Ward/Steve & Barry's.

In June 2016, it was announced that Dick's Sporting Goods would build a 70,000-square-foot store at the mall, which opened September 22, 2017. It will be built on the site of Granite City Food & Brewery, which has built a restaurant just west of the previous location.

On April 18, 2018, it was announced that Younkers would be closing as parent company The Bon-Ton Stores was going out of business. The store closed on August 29, 2018.
Seven Bank

**Seven Bank, Ltd.** (株式会社セブン銀行, *Kabushiki-gaisha Sebun Ginkō*) is a Japanese bank. It is a subsidiary Seven & I Holdings Co., Ltd. (parent company of 7-Eleven Japan and Ito Yokado). Until October 11, 2005, it was IY Bank (アイワイバンク銀行, *Ai-wai Banku Ginkō*), taking its initials from Ito Yokado. Conducting its business primarily through the Internet, IY Bank has automatic teller machines in 7-Eleven convenience stores and Ito Yokado general-merchandise stores in Japan, and on April 27, 2005, opened its first branch with live staff. Customers with accounts at certain banks can process transactions at IY terminals at no cost; IY collects a handling fee from customers at other banks.

Seven Bank began accepting foreign-issued ATM and credit cards in June 2007. Cards with Visa, Plus, American Express, Discover, JCB, Diners Club or China UnionPay logos on them are all accepted to withdraw yen from the machines.

In December 2009, Seven Bank discontinued ATM services for MasterCard, Maestro and Cirrus cards. Seven Bank said that from their perspective, a revision of the terms and conditions on the part of MasterCard did not "sustain the economic viability of (Mastercard) services". ATM services for MasterCard, Maestro and Cirrus cardholders were restored in August 2010, but were suspended again in April 2013 for similar reasons.

On March 22, 2011, Seven Bank and Western Union started the Seven Bank International Money Transfer Service as part of their mobile and internet banking services. On July 19, 2011, the service was expanded to Seven Bank ATMs, which has about 16,000 locations nationwide with English and Japanese telephone customer support. On November 7, 2011, localized telephone support in Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese and Tagalog was started in order to assist customers using the service.

## See Also

*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
Template:7&i Retail

**Other Assets**:
7Air: Pan Am | TWA
Reddy Ice | Transamerica
Template:Metromedia
Zany Brainy

**Zany Brainy** is a United States retail store chain formerly owned by FAO Schwarz that sold educational toys and multi-media products aimed at children ages 4–13. Its merchandise includes games and puzzles; infant development toys; books, audio cassettes, CDs, videos; arts and crafts; building toys and trains; computer software; electronic learning aids and musical instruments; science toys; plush toys and dolls; and sports-themed toys. The stores offered daily events such as workshops, concerts, and author appearances.

David Schlessinger, who had earlier started the now-defunct Encore Books chain of bookstores, founded Zany Brainy in 1991. The company's CEO was Thomas Vellios. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on May 15, 2001, having faced financial difficulties since acquiring rival company Noodle Kidoodle in 2000. Later in 2001, Zany Brainy's assets were sold to Right Start. At the time of the sale, Zany Brainy had 187 retail locations nationwide.

David Schlessinger and Tom Vellios would later open a chain of discount stores named Five Below.

## See also

* Zany Brainy/Locations

Template:WowTown
Woodfield Mall/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* JCPenney
* Lord & Taylor
* Macy's
* Nordstrom
* Sears

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch
* Aerie
* American Eagle Outfitters/77 Kids
* BoxLunch
* The Children's Place
* Claire's
* Crazy 8
* Gap
* GNC
* Hickory Farms
* Hot Topic
* Imaginarium
* Justice & Brothers
* The Limited
* Marvel Store
* PINK
* Ruehl No.925
* ShockHound
* Spencer's
* Victoria's Secret/Bath & Body Works
* White Barn Candle Company

### Dining

* P.F. Chang's
* Starbucks Coffee
Spirit Halloween

**Spirit Halloween LLC** is a seasonal retailer that supplies Halloween decorations, costumes, props and accessories. It was founded in 1983 and is based in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. In 1999, the store had 60 seasonal locations and was purchased by Spencer Gifts. Today, The popup retailer has over a thousand locations across the country.

## Business operations

During the Halloween season, Spirit has over 1,400 store locations in North America. The Spirit Halloween website is open year-round, offering its in-store products online. The store carries decor manufactured by Tekky Design, Gemmy, Yu Jun, Seasonal Visions, Crazy Create, NewRaySun, PartyTime Costume, Seasons USA, and Morbid Enterprises. Many decorations are exclusive to Spirit.

In late summer Spirit Halloween typically puts out teaser videos on social media and YouTube to create excitement for new items. A few days later the videos are followed by another one officially revealing and announcing the item.

The retailer typically makes use of vacant retail space. The stores typically operate for 60 to 90 days, opening sometime in early to mid-August and usually closing two or three days after Halloween. It has seen increasing usage during the retail apocalypse of the 2010s.

## Spirit Halloween's start

Joe Marver created the Spirit Halloween business model, a pop-up store catering to Halloween revelers. Starting with his first pop-up location in the Castro Valley Mall in 1984, he grew Spirit Halloween to 60 seasonal stores nationwide before it was acquired in 1999. His approach to short-term leases, locations, and the stocking of widely varied merchandise was novel in the Halloween retail sector.

Today, the Spirit Halloween network of pop-up stores is bigger than any other specialty retailer in the category, with new ownership expanding Marver’s original concept to more than 1,100 locations across North America. Spirit Halloween serves a Halloween consumer market estimated at $8.4 billion dollars yearly, according to the National Retail Federation. Spirit Halloween is known for its large selection of costumes and Halloween decorations. Since 2007 they made themed displays of the animatronics and props they made for the year.

## Spirit of Children

In 2006, Spirit launched a program called Spirit of Children to raise money in-store for children's hospitals. The program annually celebrates Halloween at hospital locations, supplying costumes and decorations for the events. Since 2007, Spirit of Children has raised over $29 million in donations.

## Health Canada Recall

On October 21st 2016, Health Canada recalled eight products from Spirit Halloween, for fire hazards and choking hazards. According to the article from Health Canada, "On several occasions, Spirit Halloween has agreed to voluntarily stop sale or recall products that do not meet Canadian health and safety regulatory requirements. However, Health Canada recently visited 45 stores across Canada and found that 23 stores continued to sell products that Spirit Halloween had previously agreed to stop selling or recall."

## External links

* Spirit Halloween on USA Store Fanon Wiki
TRU Kids Brands

Headquarters Before Renovation

**TRU Kids, Inc.** (/tru/; doing business as **TRU Kids Brands**) is a company that owns the Toys "R" Us, Kids "R" Us, Tweens "R" Us, and Babies "R" Us brands. It was established on January 20, 2019 after a major reorganization of the parent company, Toys "R" Us.

## History

On October 1, 2018, Toys "R" Us announced that the parent company would be rebranding as part of a major reorganization. TRU Kids managed agreements with the company, to be its successor, and to be renamed "TRU Kids" from Geoffrey LLC.

The company unveiled plans for a preliminary venture to be known as **Geoffrey's Toy Box** (TRU Kids’ division), a wholesale store-within-a-store concept that the company planned to deploy in time for the holiday shopping season. The company planned to revive the Toys "R" Us and Babies "R" Us brands in the future. In November 2018, it was announced that agreements had been made with the grocery market chain Kroger. Kroger will add toy displays under the Geoffrey's Toy Box brand to some of its locations, to sell selections of Toys "R" Us private-label products for the holiday season. The brand, Geoffrey’s Toy Box, operates as Geoffrey LLC, an intellectual property holding company within Toys "R" Us.

On January 20, 2019, the reorganization plan went into effect, and the Toys "R" Us, Inc. subsidiaries & assets were transferred to TRU Kids. The new & current CEO who put this plan into effect has stated that this was done to finally grow as a company, while keeping true to it's ideals.

In July 2019, TRU Kids announced they would acquire Guitar Center for $989 million.

On October 8, 2019, TRU Kids announced they had partnered with retailer Target to relaunch the Toys "R" Us e-commerce site. As part of the agreement, Target now powers toy assortment and fulfillment capabilities for Toys "R" Us.com and Toys "R" Us retail stores in the United States.

On November 27, 2019, TRU Kids acquired Payless ShoeSource and all of it's subsidiaries & assets for $3.4 billion.

## See also

* TRU Kids Brands/Subsidiaries & Assets
* TRU Kids Brands/Locations
York Steak House

**York Steak House** us a national chain of restaurants in the United States that specialized in steaks and potatoes. It was among several chains then owned by cereal manufacturer General Mills. By 1982, there were nearly 200 restaurants in 27 states from Texas to Maine. Though popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

The restaurants, located primarily in shopping malls, generally had a floorplan of a cafeteria (cold items on one side, hot items on the other with the cashier at the end). This combined with a decor composed of subdued lighting, heavy wooden furniture, and iron chandeliers.

The restaurants are run cafeteria-style, with a-la-carte pricing of items. Tipping was not allowed at any of its restaurants. There is an extra charge for pats of butter and sour cream.

## History

The first York Steak House was opened in 1966 by Eddie Grayson and Bernie Gros in Columbus, Ohio. The second unit of the chain was built and operated by Grayson's brother Howard inside the Maine Mall in South Portland, Maine, when the mall first opened in 1971.

In April 1977, York Steak House was purchased by General Mills. At the time of the acquisition, York had 47 units. Another source claimed that York had 150 at the time of its sale to General Mills.

In the early 1980s, many of the York Steak House locations were converted into a New Concept called York's choices which featured a round Bakery case/ Kiosk that sold its signature cakes and pies at the front of the store.
Ross Park Mall/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* JCPenney
* Macy's
* Nordstrom

#### Minor Anchors

* Crate & Barrel
* L.L.Bean
* Media Play

### Inline stores

* Abercrombie & Fitch/Ruehl No.925
* Aerie
* Aéropostale
* American Eagle Outfitters/77 Kids
* Apple Store
* Banana Republic
* The Body Shop
* BoxLunch
* The Children's Place
* Claire's
* Crazy 8
* Disney Store
* EB Games/ToyStop
* FAO Schwarz
* Gap
* GNC
* Gymboree
* Hollister
* Hot Topic
* Lane Bryant
* Justice & Brothers
* Marvel Store
* Spencer's
* Tesla
* Universal Studios Store
* Victoria's Secret/Bath & Body Works
* Warner Bros. Studio Store
* White Barn Candle Company
* Zales
* Zumiez

### Dining

* The Cheesecake Factory
* Chuck E. Cheese's

#### Food court

* Chick-Fil-A
* Five Guys
* Subway
Staples

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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:**
Tysons Galleria/Tenant List

## Current

### Anchors

* Macy's
* Neiman Marcus
* Saks Fifth Avenue

### Inline stores

* Adidas
* Afterthoughts by Claire's
* Anthropologie
* Bally
* Benetton
* Claire's
* Club Monaco
* Coach
* Disney Store
* FAO Schwarz
* Gilly Hicks
* Godiva
* Gucci
* Hickory Farms
* Hollister California
* Hot Topic
* The Limited/Bath & Body Works
* Louis Vuitton
* M&M's World
* Prada
* Ralph Lauren
* Versace
* Warner Bros. Studio Store/Uncanny!
* Williams-Sonma

### Dining

* The Cheesecake Factory
* Maggiano's Little Italy/Corner Bakery Café
* P.F. Chang's China Bistro
* Starbucks
* Sweetgreen