- De
Bijenkorf (Dutch pronunciation: [də ˈbɛi.ə(ŋ)kɔr(ə)f]; literally, "the beehive") is a
chain of high-end
department stores in the Netherlands, with...
- (KBB =
Koninklijke Bijenkorf Beheer),
Maxeda owned the
three most
prominent Dutch department stores:
Vroom &
Dreesmann and De
Bijenkorf, both sold in 2010...
- van de
Bijenkorf - De
fusie van
Vendex en KBB" [We of De
Bijenkorf: the
merger of
Vendex and KBB].
Cultureel erfgoed de
Bijenkorf (De
Bijenkorf Cultural...
- it
owned the full-line
stores Arnotts and
Brown Thomas in Ireland, De
Bijenkorf in the Netherlands, and
Selfridges in the
United Kingdom. The company...
-
Shops in
Amsterdam range from
large high-end
department stores such as De
Bijenkorf founded in 1870 to
small specialty shops. Amsterdam's high-end
shops are...
-
original on 7
March 2018.
Retrieved 16
April 2020. De
Bijenkorf official website. "Histoire". De
Bijenkorf.
Archived from the
original on 8
January 2022. Retrieved...
- name was De
Bijenkorf. As more
schools were
built in
Almere and
younger people and
families settled in
other parts of the city, De
Bijenkorf became less...
-
Another upscale shopping venue is a
flagship store of
department store De
Bijenkorf.
Located a
little more to the east is the Markthal, with lots of small...
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included Brown Thomas and
Arnotts in Ireland, Holt
Renfrew in
Canada and de
Bijenkorf in the Netherlands,
became part of
Selfridges Group. Weston, a retailing...
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including Selfridges in the UK,
Brown Thomas and
Arnotts in Ireland, and De
Bijenkorf in the Netherlands. The main
holding company of the
British branch of...
