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Infogroup Business Listing File Infogroup Business Listing File Company location: Omaha, Nebraska Web address: www.infousa.com Description: Infogroup collects information on over 12 million private and public US companies. Individual businesses are located by address geocoding—not all will have an exact location. The Esri geocoder integrates an address-based approach with more than fifty-four million residential and commercial U.S. address records from the Tele Atlas Address Points database. This database maps street addresses to a physical location so each address is a fixed point and not an interpolation from an address range. The geocoder uses address locators in a cascading fallback approach to ensure a match for as many records as possible. The primary locator utilizes the Tele Atlas Address Points database. The secondary locator utilizes the Tele Atlas Street Address Range database. Records that did not match fall back to the geocode provided by Infogroup. Businesses can be retrieved by their Standard Industrial Classification Code (SIC) as well as by North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code and Location. The Infogroup Business File can be used for locating both competitors and marketing opportunities. This data is current as of January 2010. Overall, 90.9 percent of the businesses are geocoded to the address level using the ESRI geocoder. Fields: Note: Using the Identify a Business tool , click on a business in your map area to see these fields for an individual business. Fields marked in blue below are not visible in the business layer attribute table or exportable from Business Analyst. Company Name (Actual field name=CONAME) – The legal, incorporated business name. Example: ESRI, AT&T, IBM. Address – Physical address of location. The address field cannot be used for direct mailing purposes. City (CITY16) – City of location. State (STATE) – State abbreviation of location. State Name (STATE_NAME) - State name of location. ZIP Code (ZIP) – Five-digit ZIP code of location. ZIP plus 4 extension – Four-digit extension to the primary ZIP code, if available. Phone – Telephone number with area code. SIC Code (SIC) – The primary SIC code (up to 6-digit). NAICS Code (NAICS_EXT) - The NAICS Code (up to 8-digit). Sales Volume/Assets (SALES_VOL) – Estimated sales or assets in thousands of dollars. Business Status (HDBRCH) – Whether the location is a headquarters, branch, or subsidiary headquarters. If the business is none of these, the field will be blank. 1 10.0 2010 1 Headquarters 2 Branch 3 Subsidiary Headquarters Employee Count (NUMBER_EMP) – The actual number of employees for the business. Employee Count Range (EMPSIZ) – A range describing the number of employees for the business. Range Employees Range Employees A 1 - 4 G 250 - 499 B 5 - 9 H 500 - 999 C 10 - 19 I 1,000 - 4,999 D 20 - 49 J 5,000 - 9,999 E 50 - 99 K 10,000+ F 100 - 249 Franchise Status (FRNCOD) – An additional sub-classification of certain SIC codes used to identify franchise/brand affiliation or professional specialty. This field is related to the selected SIC only. See pages 3 - 7 for detailed descriptions of franchise codes. Square Footage (SQFT) – A range describing the square footage of the business. A 1 – 2,499 C 10,000 – 39,999 B 2,500 – 9,999 D 40,000+ Match Code (MATCH_CODE) - Match codes detail the known qualities about the geocode. A location code has 5 characters. The first character indicates whether the address matched to one or more addresses in the Address Points or Street Address locator, or if the location uses the original infoUSA coordinates. The second character indicates which of the locators the address was matched to, or if using the Infogroup coordinates, whether the coordinates are based off of a street address or a ZIP Code centroid. The third through fifth characters indicate how well the address was matched, if matched to one of the two locators. 1st Character (Status) M Record was matched to a locator file T Record was matched to a locator file and multiple match candidates had the same score I Record used original Infogroup coordinates 2nd Character (Location Type) Address Points Locator: Indicates a match to the Tele Atlas Address Points database. A Census Block ID and latitude/longitude coordinates are accurate to the address level. Street Address Locator: Indicates a match to a street address. Census Block ID and S latitude/longitude coordinates are accurate to the street level. s Indicates Infogroup coordinates based off of a street address location z Indicates Infogroup coordinates based off of a 5-digit ZIP Code centroid 2nd – 5th Characters (Score) 000-100: The score is a value assigned to all potential candidates of an address match. The match score is based on how well the locations found in the reference data matches with the address data being searched. A score can range from 0-100, 100 being a perfect match. All locations based off of Infogroup coordinates receive a score of 000. Indexing Code (LOCNUM) - Internal code used for indexing. Feature type (shape*) – Indicates if the feature is a point, polyline or polygon. 2 10.0 2010 SIC CODES AVAILABLE BY FRANCHISE/BRAND 5511-02 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS & LEXUS R SUBARU ? DAEWOO S SATURN # INFINITI T TOYOTA AKIA U JEEP B BMW V VOLKSWAGEN C BUICK W VOLVO D CADILLAC X HUMMER E CHEVROLET Y SAAB F CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Z JAGUAR G NISSAN 0 GMC H DODGE 1 LADA CANADA I AUDI 2 HYUNDAI J FORD 3 ISUZU K HONDA 4 LAND ROVER/RANGE ROVER L LINCOLN-MERCURY 5 MITSUBISHI M MAZDA 6 SUZUKI N MERCEDES-BENZ 7 ACURA O OLDSMOBILE 8 ROLLS ROYCE P PONTIAC 9 MAYBACH Q PORSCHE 7514-01 AUTOMOBILE RENTAL A ALL SAVE CANADA 0 ENTERPRISE B ANSA INTERNATIONAL CANADA 1 AVIS C AGENCY RENT-A-CAR 2 BUDGET D DISCOUNT CANADA 3 DOLLAR E SNAPPY CAR RENTAL 4 HERTZ F ALAMO RENT-A-CAR 5 NATIONAL G GENERAL CANADA 6 RENT-A-WRECK H ADVANTAGE RENT-A-CAR 7 THRIFTY P PAYLESS 8 U SAVE S SEARS CANADA 9 UGLY DUCKLING T TILDEN CANADA 6021-01 BANKS A BANK OF MONTREAL CANADA R FIRSTAR BANK B BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA CANADA S FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK C HONG KONG BANK OF CANADA CANADA T FLEET BANK D TORONTO DOMINION BANK CANADA U HSBC BANK USA E BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK CANADA V KEY BANK F ALBERTA TREASURY BANKS CANADA W LA SALLE BANK G CIBC BANK CANADA X MELLON BANK H ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CANADA Y PNC BANK I NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA CANADA Z REGIONS BANK J LAURENTIAN BANK OF CANADA CANADA 1 SOUTHTRUST BANK K CAISSE POPULAIRE CANADA 2 SUN TRUST BANK L B B & T 3 US BANK M BANK OF AMERICA 4 WACHOVIA BANK N BANK OF NEW YORK 5 WELLS FARGO BANK O BANK ONE 6 WASHINGTON MUTUAL P CHASE MANHATTAN BANK 7 UNION BANK OF CA Q CITIBANK 5942-01 BOOKS-RETAIL A ADULT B BORDERS D B DALTON BOOKSELLER N BARNES & NOBLE R RELIGIOUS W WALDENBOOKS 4812-07 CELLULAR TELEPHONES A ALLTEL / ALLTEL WIRELESS C CINGULAR / CINGULAR WIRELESS N NEXTEL / NEXTEL WIRELESS S SPRINT / SPRINT PCS T T-MOBILE / T-MOBILE WIRELESS U U S CELLULAR / US CELLULAR WI V VERIZON 8661-07 CHURCHES A ADVENTIST PLUTHERAN B REFORMED CHURCHES R METHODIST C BAPTIST S SEVNTH DAY ADV D REORGANIZED CH V CHURCH-JESUS CHRIST-LDS E CATHOLIC Y CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE F CHRISTIAN 2 PENTECOSTAL H ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA CANADA 3 PRESBYTERIAN K EASTERN ORTHODOX 4 UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA CANADA L EPISCOPAL 6 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST N JEHOVAH'S WITNESS 8 ANGLICAN CANADA 8011-04 CLINICS C CHIROPRACTIC D DENTAL M MEDICAL P PODIATRY S PSYCHIATRIC U EMERGENCY Y DIALYSIS 5812-28 COFFEE SHOPS A DAYLIGHT DONUTS S COUNTRY STYLE DONUTS 1 GLORIA JEANS 2 PEET'S COFFEE 3 SEATTLE'S BEST 4 STARBUCKS 5 SECOND CUP 3 10.0 2010 SIC CODES AVAILABLE BY FRANCHISE/BRAND 5411-03 CONVENIENCE STORES A AMPM 1 CUMBERLAND FARMS F CIRCLE K 2 DAIRY MART G CONVENIENT FOOD STORES 3 STOP N GO H HOLIDAY STATION STORE 4 DOMINION STORES CANADA LIGA 5LOBLAW CANADA N KASH-N-KARRY 6MIRACLE MART CANADA S STEINBERG CANADA 7 UNI MARTS INC U JR FOOD STORE 8 WHITE HEN PANTRY W 7-ELEVEN FOOD STORE 9 CASEY'S GENERAL STORE 0 PANTRY 8021-01 DENTISTS 1 OTHER SPECIALTIES 5 ORAL SURGERY 2 GENERAL DENTISTRY 6 PEDODONTISTS 3 ENDODONTICS 7 PERIODONTISTS 4 ORTHODONTISTS 8 PROSTHODONTISTS 5311-02 DEPARTMENT STORES ! TALBOTS J WAL-MART @ VALUE CITY DEPARTMENT STORE K KOHL'S a AJ WRIGHT L LORD & TAYLOR b EDDI BAUER M MACY'S c BEALL'S DEPARTMENT STORE N NORDSTROM d BELK O B J'S WHOLESALE CLUB e FACTORY 2-U P COSTCO f GOTTSCHALKS Q FOLEYS g PEEBLES R ROSS h BURLINGTON COAT FACTORY S SUPER STORES (GROCERY) I CITI TRENDS T SAM'S CLUB p GOODY'S FAMILY CLOTHING U BLOOMINGDALE'S u ROBINSONS-MAY V MARSHALL FIELDS v ROSE'S STORE W SHOPKO w SAKS FIFTH AVENUE X NEIMAN MARCUS x STAGE Z ZELLERS CANADA y STEIN MART 0 WOOLCO CANADA A AMES 1 J C PENNEY B BILL'S DOLLAR STORE INC 2 K MART C DILLARD'S 3 MONTGOMERY WARD D DOLLAR GENERAL STORE 4 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO E FAMILY DOLLAR STORE 5 EATONS CANADA F MARSHALL'S 6 OGILVY CANADA G MERVYN'S 7 SIMPSONS CANADA H TARGET STORES 8 THE BAY CANADA I T J MAXX 9 WOODWARDS CANADA 5411-05 GROCERS RETAIL & FOOD BASICS G CONVENIENT FOOD STORES < MAXI H EAGLE ( NO FRILLS I FOOD BASKET a ALDI INC J GIANT b BI-LO K GRAND UNION c BRUNO'S L IGA d DOMINICK'S FINER FOODS M JEWEL/JEWEL T e HANNAFORD N KASH-N-KARRY f H-E-B O KOHL'S g HY-VEE P KROGER h MEIJER Q FOOD LION INC i RALEY'S R LUCKY j RALPH'S S STEINBERG CANADA k SHAW'S SUPERMARKET T PATHMARK l STOP & SHOP U JR FOOD STORE n TOPS FRIENDLY MARKET V SAFEWAY p VON'S W 7-ELEVEN FOOD STORE q WHOLE FOODS X PIGGLY WIGGLY r PENN TRAFFIC Y PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS INC s GIANT EAGLE Z WINN-DIXIE t SMART & FINAL 0 PANTRY u SAVE-A-LOT 1 CUMBERLAND FARMS x BIGGS 2 DAIRY MART y FARM FRESH 3 STOP N GO z MAC'S CONVENIENCE STORE
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