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  • 21 Jan 2015
  • Lessons from the Classroom

Managing the Family Business: Market Basket’s Lessons About Buyouts

One of the highlights of my year is in November, when teams of enterprising families meet for the Executive Education program I founded and still lead at Harvard Business School, Families in Business. One of the thornier problems we discuss concerns family shareholder... View Details
Keywords: Retail
  • 16 Jun 2011
  • Working Paper Summaries

Search Diversion, Rent Extraction and Competition

Keywords: by Andrei Hagiu & Bruno Jullien; Retail
  • 28 Apr 2008
  • HBS Case

Negotiating with Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, sold $315 billion worth of goods in 2006. With its single-minded focus on "EDLP" (everyday low prices) and the power to make or break suppliers, a partnership with Wal-Mart is either the Holy Grail or the kiss of death,... View Details
Keywords: by Julia Hanna; Retail

    Leslie Wexner

    While working in his parents’ store in the early 1960s, Wexner realized that women’s sportswear was really the future of fashion, and left to start his own company. After an early IPO in 1969, the company experienced a whirlwind expansion period, purchasing struggling... View Details
    Keywords: Retail

      John Wanamaker

      Wanamaker thought his “new kind of store,” which was a consolidation of many different kinds of shops into one, was the future of shopping. Not only did his department stores become very successful, they were also part of a merchandising revolution that steered people... View Details
      Keywords: Retail

        Jesse I. Straus

        While still a young man in his family’s company, Jesse Straus and his younger brother Percy were personally responsible for the erection of the famous Macy’s Store in Herald Square, New York City. After buying out their uncle’s interest in the store, Jesse and his... View Details
        Keywords: Retail

          James C. Penney

          Having worked his entire life in retail, Penney bought out his two business partners in 1907, forming the entity that would eventually become the J.C. Penney Company. Under Penney’s leadership the chain expanded rapidly throughout the U.S., eventually coming to have... View Details
          Keywords: Retail

            H. Stanley Marcus

            Taking control of the company from his father in 1950, Marcus was instrumental in promoting the exclusivity and uniqueness of the Neiman-Marcus brand. Through extravagant in-store promotional events and expert purchasing, he secured the retailer's reputation as an... View Details
            Keywords: Retail

              Louis K. Liggett

              Liggett developed the name “Rexall” for a wide variety of his products (patent medicines, spices, toilet soap, etc.). He also used it as the name of “franchise stores,” making it into a household name. By 1928 the annual revenue of United Drug, Incorporated exceeded... View Details
              Keywords: Retail

                John A. Hartford

                Under John Hartford’s management, A&P became a large integrated business empire. In 1937, he switched A&P to a supermarket operation from its base as a delivery store, which enabled him to offer even lower prices. By the mid-1960s, A&P remained the world’s... View Details
                Keywords: Retail

                  George H. Hartford

                  Expanding beyond its initial base of imported tea products, Hartford established one of the largest chains of grocery stores, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (A&P) in the United States. Hartford was an early proponent of advertising premium “give-aways”... View Details
                  Keywords: Retail

                    Isaac Gimbel

                    In 1909, Gimbel built a Gimbel Brothers Department Store in New York City, which became a huge success. Building upon this success, Gimbel purchased a 16-story building in New York, to which he added three more floors to give Gimbel Brothers Department store 27 acres... View Details
                    Keywords: Retail

                      Horst Paulmann Kemna

                      Keywords: Retail
                      • 14 May 2013
                      • First Look

                      First Look: May 14

                      mobilization that can improve labor conditions more broadly. Publisher's link: http://www.bostonreview.net/BR38.3/ndf_jodi_short_michael_toffel_global_brands_labor_justice.php   Working Papers The Impact of Supplier Reliability on View Details
                      Keywords: Sean Silverthorne
                      • 01 Feb 2000
                      • News

                      Jerry Shafir: A Simmering Success Story

                      their own brand names. The retail business - selling individual servings from refrigerators with our logos in delis and grocery stores - is a totally new challenge." Cooking up delicious recipes is only the first step on the road to View Details
                      Keywords: Deborah Blagg
                      • 01 Mar 2016
                      • News

                      Case Study: Paper Chase

                      operates four sales kiosks in the Boston area, with mobile retail teams that visit local fairs and markets. The kiosks offer a valuable in-person experience with a high conversion rate for the $8–$13 cards. The split between in-person and... View Details
                      • 01 Jun 2024
                      • News

                      3-Minute Briefing: David Perpich (MBA 2007)

                      I interned at a lot of different places in high school and college—a hospital, a retail store, a magazine, an ad agency. At Duke, I was part owner of a student-run food-delivery service. In Clay Christensen–speak, it was the “emergent... View Details
                      Keywords: Julia Hanna; sports reporting; digital media; strategy; management
                      • 15 Dec 2024
                      • News

                      Agenda: Amanda E/J Morrison (MBA 2014)

                      the ground, and knowledge coming from the local communities up to us about what’s happening, since early 2022.” “We’re 18 months old and we’re in 13,000 CVS, Target, and Walmart stores right now. The goal is to one day have this Julie ‘medicine cabinet’ that any woman... View Details
                      Keywords: Janelle Nanos; reproductive rights; health care; leadership; marketing
                      • Profile

                      Tuce Zengin Van den Eynde

                      menu that would help facilitate rapid growth through a drive-in retail model. FIELD 3, Tuce observes, “pushes you to see how entrepreneurs work. It gives you a sense of what it would be like to build a business from scratch, and teaches... View Details
                      Keywords: Other Financial Services; Entrepreneurship
                      • 01 Jun 2016
                      • News

                      Rethinking Housing in the Motor City

                      adjacent Kahn building, part of the redevelopment project, will be transformed into apartments. With planned public transit, the neighborhood has the potential to become the Detroit Rhea envisions, a thriving, walkable mix of residential, office, and View Details
                      Keywords: April White
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