Handy Dan

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Handy Dan Home Improvement, now-defunct, was one of the first home improvement retailer chains.[1] The retailer is probably best-known today for its April 1978 firing of executives Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank. The day after their firing, Marcus and Blank began a series of actions that led to their founding of The Home Depot.

Handy Dan was owned by Channel Home Centers of Whippany, New Jersey.[2]

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