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MARKS, SIMON, BARON — (1888–1964), British businessman, philanthropist, and Zionist. Born in Leeds, Simon Marks was the son of Michael Marks, who emigrated in 1882 from Russia to the U.K. where he began as a peddler. In 1884 he opened a market stall in Leeds and later … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MARKS, SAMUEL — (1845–1920), South African industrialist and financier. Marks, who was born in Neustadt Sugrind, Lithuania, emigrated to the Cape in 1868. With the Lewis brothers, he founded the firm of Lewis and Marks, which eventually controlled large… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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Marks & Spencer PLC — ▪ British company byname Marks and Sparks one of the largest British retail clothing and food companies. Headquarters of the firm are in London. Marks & Spencer started in 1884 as a stall in an open market in Leeds, Yorkshire. Then… … Universalium
Thomas Spencer (Marks and Spencer) — Thomas Spencer (b. 1852 d. 1905) was a founder of Marks and Spencer. He was born in Skipton, Yorkshire and was married to Agnes Spencer. He was a cashier from the wholesale company I.J Dewhirst and in 1894 he joined Michael Marks to form Marks… … Wikipedia
Dangerous goods — Hazmat redirects here. For the Marvel character, see Hazmat (comics). An Emergency Medical Technician team training as rescue (grey suits) and decontamination (green suits) responders to hazardous material and toxic contamination situations.… … Wikipedia
Sammy Marks — Samuel Marks better known as Sammy Marks 1843 18 February 1920, was a South African industrialist and financier.Life historyBorn the son of a Jewish tailor in 1843/44 at Neustadt Sugind, in Lithuania, Russia and endowed with integrity, courage,… … Wikipedia
Trade Marks Directive — European Union directive: Directive 89/104/EEC First Council Directive of 21 December 1988 to approximate the laws of the Member States relating to trade marks Made by Council Made under … Wikipedia
