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N. Corah and Sons was a textile industry, textile manufacturer of hosiery and clothing located in Leicester, England. At one time it was the largest knitted fabric producer in Europe, and its products had a major influence on the development and prosperity of the Marks & Spencer chain of retail stores. In 1989 the company was acquired by Australian corporate Charterhall, but it soon crashed in a 26.5m loss, which resulted in the closure of both firms in the 1990s. History Foundation The company was founded by Nathaniel Corah at the Globe Inn, Silver Street, in Leicester –a building which still survives, and which at that time was closely associated with the city's stockingers.Room 1982, p. 152. in 1815. Corah's business model was to buy completed stockings in Leicester, and to sell them elsewhere at a profit. The majority of Corah's sales were in Birmingham, and he maintained a stock room in another public house there. The business soon grew, and its own premises on Union S ...
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