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increased competition, and inflation,
including Thrifty PayLess. In 1932, L.J.
Skaggs opened Payless Drug
Stores in Tacoma, Washington,
which soon expanded...
- Look up
payless in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pay Less,
PayLess,
Pay-
Less, or
Payless may
refer to:
Pay Less Drug Store,
founded by
Lorenzo L Skaggs...
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Payless ShoeSource Worldwide, LLC (formerly
known as
Payless ShoeSource Inc.), was an
American multinational discount footwear chain.
Established in 1956...
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retained California Pay Less Stores,
which became part of
Thrifty PayLess, and
which are now
owned by Rite Aid. The
remaining Pay-
Less stores were renamed...
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company owns and
operates several corporate locations.
Payless Car Rental,
Payless Car Sales,
Payless Parking and
REZlink International are
sister companies...
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Payless Cashways was a
building materials retailer based in
Kansas City,
United States. The
company primarily operated during the 1980s and 1990s, and...
- $50 million. By 1988,
Pay 'n Save was sold to
Thrifty Corporation, who
later sold the
stores to
PayLess Drug, who
retired the
Pay 'n Save name. As a result...
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Payless DIY was a
chain of DIY
stores in the
United Kingdom during the 1980s. The
defunct Payless DIY
brand is
owned by AHK
Designs Ltd, who also own...
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television host
Pay as you go (disambiguation)
Pay Day (disambiguation)
Pay It (disambiguation)
Pay it
forward (disambiguation)
Pay Less (disambiguation)...
- for $170 million.
Stride Rite was
acquired in 2007 for $800
million by
Payless ShoeSource. The
combined company became known as
Collective Brands. In...
