Casas Bahia: Fulfilling a Dream

Submitted by John Paul on October 4, 2005 - 12:32.
Date of talk or publication:
December 2003
Organization:
University of Michigan
Description:

In fifty years, Casas Bahia has grown from one man selling blankets and bed linens door-to-door to the largest retail chain in Brazil, offering electronics, appliances, and furniture. With its emphasis on serving the poor customer, its low prices, and credit determined by payment history rather than formal income (70% of CB customers have no formal or consistent income), Casas Bahia grosses over a billion US dollars a year, and has invoked deep loyalty in its customers.

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Submitted by Fausto de Bessa Braga on June 24, 2006 - 16:00.
Excelent article !!!!

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