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Chain Drug Marketing Association Harris Teeter Chico’s FAS HCI Direct Circuit City HEB Grocery Company Claire’s Stores Helzberg Diamonds Coach Hickory Farms Coca-Cola Home Depot Coldwater Creek Home Furniture Stores Columbia (Missouri) Regional Economic Hudson Bay Development IBM Costco IGA CVS Ingles Markets Deloitte & Touche International Council of Shopping Centers Detroit Economic Growth Corp. J. Baker Dick’s Sporting Goods JCPenney Disney Store K-VA-T Food Stores Do It Best KB Toys Dollar Tree Stores Kinney Drugs Eckerd Kmart El Corte Inglés Kohl’s Department Stores Erie Regional Planning Commission Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts & Co. Ernst & Young Kraft Foods Kroger Samuels Jewelers L.L. Bean Sara Lee Direct La-Z-Boy Sav-More Drug Lands’ End Sears LEK Consulting Shaws Supermarkets Lenscrafters Sherwin-Williams Longs Drug Stores Schick Lowe’s Shopko Stores Macerich Co. Shoppers Drug Mart Macy’s Simon Property Group Mall of America Sony MasterCard International Southgate Plaza Medicine Shoppe International Spiegel Men’s Wearhouse Staples Michaels Stores Sterling Jewelers Modell’s Sporting Goods Super Valu Pharmacies Napa Auto Parts Synergy Retail Group National Marketing Services Talbots Navy Exchange Service Command Target NCR Corp. The Body Shop New York & Co. The Coleman Co. Newell Rubbermaid The Leather Factory Newport News The Marketing Center Nike The Orvis Co. Nordstrom The Sports Authority Northridge Fashion Center The Taubman Co. Office Depot The Timberland Co. Party Concepts Thunderbird School of Global Management Pathmark Stores Tiffany & Co. PEP Boys TJX Companies Pepsi-Cola Tosco PetsMart Toys “R” Us Pier 39 Trammell Crow Co. Play It Again Sports True Value Company Playtex/Sara Lee Tupperware Portland (Oregon) Development Commission Tyson Foods PricewaterhouseCoopers Ultimate Electronics Publix Super Markets Unity Marketing QVC Vanns RadioShack Corporation VISA Rally Stores Wal-Mart Retail Concepts Walgreen Company Retail Consulting Group Whole Foods Market Retail Strategies Wilsons The Leather Experts Rite Aid Winmark Corp. Safeway Winn-Dixie Sales Development Services Yankee Candle Co. Sam’s Club Zale Corp..
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