-
Target which fueled their entry into California.
Gemco had a
version called Memco, also
owned by
Lucky Stores, that
operated stores in the Chicago, Illinois...
- Corporation, LBMS (1998),
Logic Works (1998), Protosoft,
RELTECH Group,
Memco Software, Softool, SQL TOOLS, Inc., Trinzic,
Viatech and
VREAM (1996). The...
- 9B". TechCrunch. 11
March 2019.
Retrieved 12
March 2019. "Platinum to buy
Memco Software". CNET News, 13
August 1998. {{cite journal}}: Cite
journal requires...
- IDF. In 1990,
Mazin founded Memco Software, a now-defunct open-operating
system security software company. In 1998,
Memco was
acquired by
Platinum Technology...
- and
Houston and
Memco in the
Chicago and Washington, D.C., areas. In 1983
Lucky closed five Houston-area
Gemco discount stores. The
Memco stores in the...
- also
operates its own
inland barge line, AEP
River Operations (formerly
MEMCO Barge Line), and owns
major tracts of land
throughout its
service areas...
- Centers,
Eagle Discount Supermarkets,
Eagle Food Centers, May's Drug and
MEMCO.
Eagle also
operated stores in
Houston known as
Eagle Supermarkets until...
-
Lucky Stores in 1961;
closed in 1986 and
stores sold to Target;
known as
Memco in the
Chicago and Washington, D.C.
metropolitan areas Pace
Membership Warehouse –...
-
Eurocom Group,
Ophir Holdings, and a
private group of investors,
including Memco Software founder Israel Mezin.
Additional investors joined in subsequent...
- Ward and the
later Bradlees,
which opened and
operated briefly in 1982 as
Memco until it
became a
branch of the Washington, D.C.-based home improvement...
