Best Buy founder sold $77.64m-Dec 2-3
Adding to the recent sale of last week-cap#2
Richard Schulze worked as an electronics components manufacturer before opening his stereo equipment shop, Sound of Music, in 1966. He grew it into the chain of superstores he renamed Best Buy. He is chairman emeritus and its largest individual shareholder with a 12% stake. Schulze served as the company's CEO from 1983 to 2002 and stepped down as chairman in 2012, when a scandal erupted around his hand-picked CEO. Schulze aims to give away $1 billion of his fortune in his lifetime, through his family foundation.
https://www.schulzefamilyfoundation.org/our_founder/
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TJX companies Executive Chair sold $4.49m-Dec 2
The TJX Companies is No. 1 in America of discount retail distribution of clothing and household items. Net sales break down by family of products as follows:
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apparel and accessories (52%);
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home goods (33%): home furnishings, lamps, rugs decorative accessories, etc.;
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jewelery and accessories (15%).
At 02/02/2019, the group had a network of 4,306 stores located in the United States (3,108, of which 1,252 T.J. Maxx, 1,091 Marshalls, 749 HomeGoods and 16 Homesense), Canada (484, of which 271 Winners, 125 HomeSense and 88 Marshalls), Europe and Australia (679, of which 567 T.K. Maxx, 68 HomeSense and 44 Trade Secret).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: the United States (76.6%), Europe and Australia (13.5%) and Canada (9.9%).
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