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Franchise Group Inc. Common Stock (NASDAQ:FRG)

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Franchise Group Inc. is the indirect parent company of Liberty Tax Service and Buddy's Home Furnishings. It is focused on the evaluation and acquisition of franchise-oriented or complementary businesses. The company also owns Buddy's Home Furnishings, a specialty retailer engaged in the business of leasing and selling consumer electronics, residential furniture, appliances and household accessories. Franchise Group Inc., formerly known as Liberty Tax Inc., is based in Virginia Beach, United States....

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2019-08-03 09:28:00 Saturday ET

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