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Costco Wholesale
COST:NAS
Specialty Stores
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About
Specialty Stores
Founded 1983
Costco Wholesale Corp. operates membership warehouses based on the concept that offering members low prices on a limited selection of nationally branded and private-label products in a range of merchandise categories. The firm operates warehouses in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, Spain, and through majority-owned subsidiaries in Taiwan and Korea. It offers merchandise in the following categories: auto and tires; baby, kids and toys; clothing, jewelry and accessories; electronics and computers; home; furniture; home improvement; food and household; floral; health; beauty and personal care; gifts, tickets and events; office, patio and outdoors; sports and fitness; pet supplies; funeral; and locations and services. The company was founded by James D. Sinegal and Jeffrey H. Brotman in 1983 and is headquartered in Issaquah, WA.
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Headquarters
Executives
Name | Title | Gender |
Robert D. Nelson | VP-Financial Planning & Investor Relations | Male |
Walter Craig Jelinek | President, Chief Executive Officer & Director | Male |
Franz E. Lazarus | Executive VP-Administration & Human Resources | Male |
Paul G. Moulton | Chief Information Officer & Executive VP | Male |
James D. Sinegal | Director | Male |
Jeffrey H. Brotman | Chairman | Male |
Richard A. Galanti | CFO, Director & Executive Vice President | Male |
Roger A. Campbell | Senior Vice President-International Operations | Male |
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Costco Wholesale - Competitors and Related Companies
How Costco Wholesale stacks up to its peers in the Specialty Stores industry or with competing business segments.
Costco Wholesale
COST:NAS
Specialty Stores
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Walmart
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Discount Stores
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Carrefour
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Food Retail
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since start of 2021
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Dollar General
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Discount Stores
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since start of 2021
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Dollar Tree
DLTR:NAS
Discount Stores
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LARGE cap
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since start of 2021
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Forced Labor
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Tesco
TSCO-GB:LON
Food Retail
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LARGE cap
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since start of 2021
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Employee Ownership, Satisfaction, Benefits & Pay
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Integrity of Corporate Governance
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Ethical Practices
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Usage of Conflict Materials
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Forced Labor
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Diversity of Corporate Leadership