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| World Market is a retail store from company Cost Plus which was founded in ], California in 1958. In 1996 the company was popular enough to go public, and began trading on |
'''World Market''' is a retail store from company Cost Plus which was founded in ], ] in ]. In ] the company was popular enough to go public, and began trading on the ]. They currently have stores in 27 ] including ] and ]. | ||
| ⚫ | As a business they offer a wide array of goods from many countries, including but not limited to dishes, rugs, furniture, candles and plates. Perhaps best described as a larger, less expensive version of ], the store features many artistic and cultural accessories for sale. | ||
| ⚫ | In addition World Market also has a large ] section and a noteworthy international dry goods (non-refridgarated) food area. The business has some "store brand" consumables, including but not limited to their own versions of unique condiments |
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| ⚫ | As a business they offer a wide array of goods from many countries, including but not limited to dishes, rugs, furniture, candles and plates. Perhaps best described as a larger, less expensive version of ], the store features many artistic and cultural accessories for sale. | ||
| The store has a clearance section as well as regular "20% off" sales. | |||
| ⚫ | In addition World Market also has a large ] section and a noteworthy international dry goods (non-refridgarated) food area. The business has some "store brand" consumables, including but not limited to their own versions of unique condiments and drinks. | ||
| ==External |
==External links== | ||
| - official site | |||
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World Market is a retail store from company Cost Plus which was founded in San Francisco, California in 1958. In 1996 the company was popular enough to go public, and began trading on the NASDAQ. They currently have stores in 27 states including Ohio and Texas.
As a business they offer a wide array of goods from many countries, including but not limited to dishes, rugs, furniture, candles and plates. Perhaps best described as a larger, less expensive version of Pier 1, the store features many artistic and cultural accessories for sale. In addition World Market also has a large wine section and a noteworthy international dry goods (non-refridgarated) food area. The business has some "store brand" consumables, including but not limited to their own versions of unique condiments and drinks.
External links
World Market - official site