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Įxterior Of A Hobby Lobby At Downers Plaza Shopping Center In Downers Grove, Illinois

Opposition to Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ĭavid Green took a public stance against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, citing its inclusion of a provision mandating that companies provide access to the morning-after pill, which some consider an abortifacient. Īs of April 2018, the chain has more than 800 stores nationwide with the headquarters building in a 9,200,000 -square-foot (850,000 m 2) manufacturing, distribution, and office complex. By March 2002, that number had grown to 281 stores in 24 states,  and 310 by October 2003. Its 100th store opened in August 1995,  and its 200th in August 1999. states,  and its growth continued to accelerate. By late 1992, it had grown to 50 locations in seven U.S. īy the start of 1989, the chain had about 15 stores. It grew to seven stores by mid 1982,  and the first store outside Oklahoma opened in 1984. Green left his supervisor position with variety store TG&Y to open a second Hobby Lobby in Oklahoma City in 1975, and a store opened in Tulsa, Oklahoma the next year. He moved to a larger 1,000 square foot space in January 1973.

Retail sales were $3,200 from August to the end of the year. 3.1 Non-stocking of items relating to Jewish holidaysĭavid Green opened the first Hobby Lobby store, in a 300-square-foot (28 m 2) space in northwest Oklahoma City, in 1972.1.1 Opposition to Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.