The owners of Sant Ambroeus, a chain of self-satisfied Europhilic cafés, took over the Lever House space last fall.
This foolhardy act begins a chain of self-destruction that leads to Julian's financial ruin and ultimately his suicide.
THE smell of fresh paint lingers as Ira T. Distenfield, the chairman of We the People Forms and Service Centers USA, a chain of self-help legal centers, admires his company's newest Manhattan storefront, sandwiched between a Subway restaurant and a dry cleaner in the Gramercy Park neighborhood.
The criteria of the special admissions program race and ethnicity were instruments to further ends: integrating the classroom, the profession, and the delivery of medical services, and breaking the chain of self-reproducing societal discrimination.
The following year they formed a partnership with the Haniel family and the late billionaire Otto Beisheim to propagate Metro Cash & Carry -- a chain of self-service wholesale markets.
That is why, on this particular Friday afternoon, he was at the San Jose, California, location of Pick-n-Pull Pick-n-Pull Pick-n-Pulltself as "an industry-leading companyf self-service authatarts stores" and "one of the largest recyclers of end-of-life vehicles in the industry".
B. Wayne Hughes cofounded the company with a single locker in 1972 todayy he and his children own 15% of Public Storage, the nation's biggest chain of self-storage facilities with more than 2,200 locations in the U.S. and Europe.
He is president of Piersall Group Inc., which owns and operates the Piersall's Buggy Bath chain of self-service carwashes.
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Since co-founding the Glendale-based company in 1972, B. Wayne Hughes Sr. has built Public Storage Inc. into the nation's biggest chain of self-storage facilities, with 1,000 locations in 38 states and Canada and 456,000 tenants who spend $350 million a year in rental fees.
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