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   Edison Brothers Stores, Inc., was a retail conglomerate based in St. Louis, Missouri. It operated numerous retail chains mainly located in shopping malls, mostly in the fields of shoes, clothing and entertainment, with Bakers Shoes as its flagship chain.

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   Edison Brothers Stores, Inc., is a leading retailer, specializing in apparel, footwear, and entertainment. Begun as a shoe store in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1922, Edison stores (under many different names) now dominate many regional shopping malls, with some malls having six or more Edison-owned stores.

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   In the winter of 1989, Carriveau and Corley entered into a deal with Edison Brothers Stores, Inc., a $1 billion conglomerate operating some 2,700 retail stores, primarily in the shoe and apparel markets.

4. www.bizjournals.com › stlouis › storiesFormer president sells his story of Edison Brothers’ fall

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   Aug 31, 2009 · When Edison Brothers Stores Inc. went bankrupt in 1995 and liquidated in 1999, many outraged shareholders, retirees, employees and other St. Louisans blamed Martin Sneider, the first...

5. www.bloomberg.com › profile › companyEdison Brothers Stores Inc - Company Profile and News

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   Edison Brothers Stores, Inc. owns and operates a chain of specialty stores. The Company retails apparel, footwear, and accessories.

   • Employees: 15K

6. www.stlmag.com › news › the-edisonnewman-familyThe Edison/Newman Family: The Shoes Fit - St. Louis Magazine

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   Aug 20, 2015 · St. Louis was “first in booze, first in shoes”—the latter largely because of the Edison brothers. Sons of a Latvian immigrant, Harry, Irving, Mark, Sam, and Simon grew their business into the nation’s largest retailer of women’s shoes, providing pumps and T-straps any working girl could afford.

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   What is Edison Brothers?

   • Company History: Edison Brothers Stores, Inc., is a leading retailer, specializing in apparel, footwear, and entertainment. Begun as a shoe store in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1922, Edison stores (under many different names) now dominate many regional shopping malls, with some malls having six or more Edison-owned stores.

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   How did the Edison Brothers get their start?

   • The Edison brothers got their start in the early 1920s. On October 28, 1922, Sam, Harry, Mark, Irving, and Simon Edison opened their first shoe store, called Chandlers, in Atlanta. Although there was relatively little variation in footwear styles at that time, the Edisons' new store sold stylish women's shoes for six dollars.

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   When did Edison Brothers open?

   • In 1948 Edison Brothers, Inc., opened its first store in a shopping mall, posting sales of $75 million during the year. That same year saw the opening of Edison's 200th store, after 25 years in business. Just nine years later, Edison opened its 300th store, and in 1958 sales shot above $100 million.

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   How many stores did Edison Brothers have?

   • By 1973 Edison Brothers was operating 1,000 store locations. Later in the decade it purchased the men's clothing chain Oaktree, and the company was operating 2,000 total locations by 1979, and by 1983, sales surpassed the $1 billion mark.

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