What company is a parent company of Bare Essentials? Is the parent company listed?
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Bare Escentuals is not owned by a parent company.\n\nThey are based out of San Francisco:\n\nBare Escentuals\n71 Stevenson Street, 22nd Floor\nSan Francisco, CA 94105\n(415) 489-5000
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Go straight to the company, look at what you buy and us then go to the companies website.\n\nI've gotten samples of Gain dryer sheets, Jelly Belly jelly beans, Planters nuts and Head and Shoulders was the most recent.\n\nGood luck and remember to check that they don't release your info to a third party.
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The web has NOTHING on this company. Search for it in Google and you will see no reference to this company except questions from Yahoo Answers.
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I was just looking at beaners and they are not a publically traded company. Which means they are not listed on the stock exchange.
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Nike owns that company now.\n\nAugust 12, 2004\nCOMPANY NEWS; NIKE BUYS OFFICIAL STARTER AND ENTERS DISCOUNT MARKET\n\nNike Inc., the sneaker maker, said yesterday that it had acquired Official Starter Properties and Official Starter for about $43 million, gaining several brands of sports apparel that sell in discount stores. The businesses, which own and license the Starter, Team Starter and Asphalt brands, will be operated by the Exeter Brands Group, a new operating unit, Nike said. Nike, based in Beaverton, Ore., also gains the Shaq and Dunkman brands of clothing, footwear and accessories. With the purchase, Nike will have brands in Wal-Mart and Kmart stores for the first time, a Nike spokeswoman, Joani Komlos, said. Official Starter Properties and Official Starter acquired the assets of the bankrupt Starter Corporation in 1999.\n\nUSA: Nike’s Starter Brand Goes On Sale At Wal-Mart\n\n15 April 2005| Source: just-style.com\n\nNike Inc, the world’s biggest athletic apparel maker, has started selling shoes in Wal-Mart under its new Starter brand.\n\nNike sans swoosh enters Wal-Mart\nApril 15, 2005\nBy Rukmini Callimachi\nThe Associated Press\n\nVANCOUVER, Wash. - After long arguing that its brand would be devalued if it sold in discount chains, Nike has made it to Wal-Mart Stores. But you won't find its trademark swoosh anywhere.\n\nCustomers at more than 400 Wal-Mart stores nationwide can buy a pair of $37.64 Starter sneakers engineered by Nike and introduced last month. The world's largest maker of athletic apparel bought the Starter brand last year with the aim of entering the value end of the retail business.\n\nConsumers purchased about $1.5 billion worth of athletic shoes at discount stores last year - a market Nike has been yearning to tap because it makes up the bulk of unit sales. Seventy percent of the athletic footwear sold in the United States in 2003 cost less than $45, according to market research from NPD Group, cited by Nike.\n\nThe sneaker maker wanted a piece of the market but feared jeopardizing the cachet of its core brand, said Scott Olivet, senior vice president of Nike subsidiaries and new business development. "Nike's positioning is really as a premium performance brand," said Olivet. "And what you always worry about with a brand is extending it too far."\ntop\n\nThe Starter brand, which Nike acquired last August for $43 million, has a working-class image and has been one of the top-selling sneaker brands in Wal-Mart since 2000 when the partnership began. Its shoes sold for around $20, an average price for discount stores.\n\nThe Nike-engineered Starter sneakers, which sport a sleeker design, sell for nearly $40 - far below the $110 tag for a top-of-the-line Nike shoe. But at nearly twice the cost of the sneakers just down the aisle, the new Starter shoe is scraping the ceiling of what many penny-pinching customers are willing to pay. "Price is very important to me because I'm a tightwad," said Pamela Anderson, 50, of Camas, Clark County, who bought a pair of the new Starter sneakers for her 17-year-old son at the Vancouver Wal-Mart.\n\nRevamping the shoe and then offering it at the highest price the value market will bear is vintage Nike, said analyst Jamelah Leddy, who tracks the company for Seattle-based McAdams Wright Ragen. "It's fairly consistent with the Nike image. They're going to be the best in their class, regardless of whether they're competing in high-end fashion on Madison Avenue or in Wal-Mart," Leddy said. Olivet acknowledges that the company is "really pushing it" by offering the shoe at close to $40.\n\nBut Olivet said he and others at Nike spent nearly three years studying the discount world. One of the dynamics they discovered is what he calls the "BMW in the Target parking lot" phenomenon.\n\nDiscount shoppers are evolving, a change that is mirrored in the discount chains' merchandise, he
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I'm unable to find any business by that name.  Is the spelling correct?
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go to google and search for the company!!
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try www.alibias.com.... then choose a category then search... I use it get my leades to import merchadise for resale.
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You can go to the library where they will have volumnes of Reference books on different bussiness listing last year total, CEO and address and phone numbers.  Also they will have many different source that are availble to them that can not be accessed any were else.  They have special business databases\n\nI have not hear about that chain, but I live in the north.
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All I could find were listings for their products on shopzilla.co.uk and other electronic shopping websites.  Maybe that's the only distribution method they use for their products.  Sorry.
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Lowe's is a publicly traded company listed on the NYSE.  Like all publicly traded companies, it is owned by the shareholders.
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Volcom has awesome outerwear if you're willing to drop some serious cash.  If you're looking for an actual online retailer, try Board Paradise, Boards for Less, Boardzone, CCS, Eternal, Sideways People, The House, or Zumiez.
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One of the previous clothing suppliers that went into liquidation was Bairdswear, in Telford. This was into liquidation, I think in the mid 1990's
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I dont know go on shopping .com and type in the brand of clothing
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not enough info about the company:\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/lookup?s=ekc+ltd&t=S&m=ALL
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Ebay has plus size dealers, one particular is Karen Craven just go to Ebay and search for her name.  I bought some stuff off her for mom, and was really pleased.  She is cheap, honest and fast!
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I'm afraid I was unable to locate much about Timothy Whites & Taylors, except for excerpts from personal stories and a few links listed below. \nThe Last link is to the archives concerning the Boots company , which purchased Timothy Whites & Taylors in 1967. They may have some information on the company since they acquired their business records at the time of purchase.