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2. Ivey's - Wikipedia

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   The company built a new store in Charlotte in 1924, which remained the only Ivey's store until 1935. [9] Ivey's opened a store in Greenville, South Carolina, in 1935, and in Asheville, North Carolina, in 1937. [10] Ivey's became a publicly-traded corporation in the 1940s. [11] Ivey's was purchased by Marshall Field's in 1980.

3. Park Road Shopping Center - Wikipedia

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   Park Road Shopping Center, Charlotte, NC. Park Road Shopping Center opened up on November 15, 1956 and was Charlotte's very first open area-type shopping mall. Developed by A.V. Blankenship, it is typical of Mid-Century modern architecture and the original billboard sign remains today. When the mall was first envisioned, it was considered to be ...

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5. Cato Corporation - Wikipedia

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   In 1946, the company founder, Wayland Cato, left United Merchants to launch his own business in Charlotte with his sons, Wayland Henry Cato, Jr., and Edgar Thomas. [5] Five main-street stores were opened in the first year, with two more being opened in 1947. Earnings for that year were $404,000.

6. List of people from Charlotte, North Carolina - Wikipedia

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   Robert L. Johnson, co-founder of BET, former majority owner of then Charlotte Bobcats, first black American billionaire; Michael Jordan, former professional Hall of Fame basketball player, principal owner & chairman of the Charlotte Hornets [7] [8] Herman Lay, involved in potato chip manufacturing with his eponymous brand of Lay's potato chips

7. SouthPark Mall (North Carolina) - Wikipedia

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   The mall was briefly managed by Trammell Crow after the sale. Rodamco soon sold the mall to Simon Property Group . In 2001 and 2002, Belk renovated and expanded its flagship store and Hecht's (opened as Thalhimer's as part of an expansion in 1988, became Hecht's in 1992 and Macy's in 2006) renovated and expanded its store in 2003 and 2004.