A home improvement retailer and Home Depot's main rival.
Acquired · Sep 13Was the biggest player in the 1970s at about $150 million revenue, then opened its first warehouse store in 1990 and targeted female weekend sprucers. Its stock rose 173% in the five years Home Depot fell 12% under Nardelli, and Home Depot holds 51% share against its 29%.
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