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Emporium (medieval Latin from Greek emporos = 'merchant') is a term used for a store selling a wide variety of goods, and for marketplaces or trading centres in ancient cities. The term is also used for:

• North Emporium Inc., a North American conglomerate corporation headquartered in San Diego
• The Emporium, San Francisco, a former department store chain located in San Francisco, California
• Troutman's Emporium, a former department store chain located in Oregon, Washington, California, Nevada and Idaho
• The Emporium (Bangkok), a department store in Bangkok, Thailand
• Emporium (short stories)

Emporium is also a place name:

• Emporium, Pennsylvania, in the United States
• The Emporium, a house located at the University of Illinois on First St., and home to the Illinois Sales Organization (ISO).

See also

• All pages with titles containing "Emporium"
• Emporia (ancient Greece)
• Emporia (disambiguation)
• Emporia (early medieval)

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