Companies

Wayfair is a leading American e-commerce company that sells furniture and home goods online. Founded in 2002, the Boston-based retailer offers 14 million items from over 11,000 global suppliers with operations across North America and Europe.

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Nuts.com is a family-owned nut and snack retailer founded in 1929 as the Newark Nut Company. Transformed by Jeffrey Braverman from a corner store into a national e-commerce brand, it specializes in bulk nuts, dried fruit, popcorn, and candy with over 3,000 products.

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Lyft, Inc. is an American transportation company offering ride-hailing services, motorized scooters, and bicycle-sharing across the United States and Canada. Founded in 2012, Lyft connects riders and drivers via its app, serving 25 million active riders and coordinating millions of rides per week.

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RUKSTR makes weighted vests and rucking gear for women. Founded by Teri Levy in Los Angeles, the company designs ergonomic backpacks and vests that fit women's bodies, helping them build strength through weighted walking. RUKSTR aims to make rucking accessible to all women.

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ShowerSpaah is a shower aid for elderly and disabled users, designed to mix liquid soap or body wash directly into the water flow.

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Slow Coco is a craft chocolate maker based in the Bronx, New York. They handcraft chocolate from bean to compost, creating bars and drinking chocolate that invites connection over distraction.

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Magnolia is a home and lifestyle brand founded by Chip and Joanna Gaines. From a small home decor shop in Waco, Texas, it has grown into a retail and media business encompassing television, publishing, e-commerce, and hospitality.

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Dough Guy is a pizza brand founded by Sam Cagle that brings restaurant-quality homemade pizza to home bakers. Known for its viral pizza-making content and the Dough Guy Pizza Steel, the brand teaches anyone how to make authentic pies in a standard home oven.

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Stacy's Pita Chips is an American snack brand specializing in baked pita chips and other crunchy snacks. Born from a Boston food cart, the company grew into a national brand and now operates under PepsiCo's Frito-Lay division.

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Stuckey's is a convenience store chain famous for its pecan log rolls. Founded in 1937 as a roadside pecan stand in Eastman, Georgia, it has grown into a beloved brand serving travelers with candy, food, and fuel across the Southeast and Midwest.

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Suyo Pisco is a premium Peruvian pisco brand co-founded by Alex Hildebrandt and Ian Leggett. The brand specializes in single-origin, small-batch pisco made from hand-harvested grapes grown near the Pacific Ocean.

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Faherty Brand is an American clothing company founded by twin brothers Alex and Mike Faherty. The $250M B Corp-certified lifestyle brand creates sustainable, beach-inspired apparel with legendary comfort.

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