How many stores or locations they have

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background-(How did they start? How fast did they grow? How did they come up with the idea? how many stores or locations they have?
Sales and Marketing- sales numbers of each company . how they go about getting customers commercials, promotions , social media.
Their future opportunities.- Innovation and Future Plans

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