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Federated Department Stores, Inc.[]
1929–2007[]
Macy's, Inc. first began its life as Federated Department Stores. Founded in 1929 by Simon Lazarus, the company was the holding division for the Lazarus, Filene's and A&S chains. Originally headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, the company relocated to Cincinnati in 1945. Through mergers and takeovers it became the second largest retail holding chain in the U.S. In 1994, Federated acquired the Macy's chain and began to slowly consolidate its brands.
Macy's, Inc.[]
2007–2019[]
In 2005, Federated announced a deal to acquire longtime rival May Company. In 2006, the May chains would be absorbed into the Macy's brand, and in 2007, Federated changed its name to Macy's, Inc.
2019–2023[]
2023–present[]
Macy's, Inc.
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| Macy's (Backstage) | Bloomingdale's | Bluemercury
Brands: Frango Defunct: Abraham & Straus | Bamberger's | Bon-Macy's | The Bon Marché | The Broadway | Bullock's | Burdines | Castner Knott | Davison's | Dayton's | Famous-Barr | Filene's | Foley's | Frederick & Nelson | G. Fox & Co. | Gold Circle | Goldsmith's | Hecht's | Herpolsheimer's | Hess's | Horne's | Hudson's | I. Magnin | The Jones Store | Jordan Marsh | Kaufmann's | Lazarus | L. S. Ayres (Ayr-Way) | Maas Brothers | Maison Blanche | Marshall Field's | May Company | Meier & Frank | McCurdy's | Miller & Rhoads | Rich's (Richway) | Rike's | Robinson's | Robinsons-May | Sanger–Harris | Shillito's | Steiger's | Stern's | Strawbridge's | Strouss | Thalhimers | The Broadway | The May Department Stores Company | Wanamaker's | ZCMI |