It was in 1978 when Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank were both fired from Handy Dan, a home improvement chain, that set Marcus and Blank off on the lightning-speed path to founding Home Depot only one year later. The idea was to gather all home-improvement needs under one expansive roof. By 1990, Home Depot was the largest home improvement chain in America. NPR reports that Marcus died on Monday at the age of 95.
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