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Sainstore Corporate Office

Sainstore is an online service agency that provides market research, creative design, e-commerce solutions, business intelligence, content strategy, website development, digital advertising, training, intellectual property management, organization development, and tax & accounting services to clients, primarily in the manufacturing industry.

The mission of the company is to enhance brand awareness and value of the 100 global companies it services with 200 employees and offices in Dongguan, China and Lenexa, Kansas.

Sainstore is #12 on the Inc. 5000’s 2014 list of Fastest-Growing Companies in America with a 14,087% three-year growth rate between 2010 and 2013. The company is #2 on Inc.’s list of Top Business Products and Services Companies and Inc.’s #1 Top Kansas Company.

Sainstore

Sainstore is an online service agency that provides market research, creative design, e-commerce solutions, business intelligence, content strategy, website development, digital advertising, training, intellectual property management, organization development, and tax & accounting services to clients, primarily in the manufacturing industry.

The mission of the company is to enhance brand awareness and value of the 100 global companies it services with 200 employees and offices in Dongguan, China and Lenexa, Kansas.

Sainstore is #12 on the Inc. 5000’s 2014 list of Fastest-Growing Companies in America with a 14,087% three-year growth rate between 2010 and 2013. The company is #2 on Inc.’s list of Top Business Products and Services Companies and Inc.’s #1 Top Kansas Company.

History

Superfish Corporate Office

Superfish was founded by Adi Pinhas and Michael Chertkof in 2006 with funding from venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson. The company was created to develop and market visual search products and its first product was WindowShopper, a browser add-on that allowed users to hover over images and be redirected to shopping websites, in 2011.

In 2014 Superfish products had more than 80 million users.

In 2015 the company faced a public outcry over a security scandal involving scans of SSL-encrypted web traffic by Superfish Visual Search software that had been pre-installed on Lenovo machines. As early as 2010, Mozilla Firefox, Apple, and Microsoft Windows users had also expressed concerns about the software.

In 2015 the team behind Superfish moved over to JustVisual, closing Superfish for good.

 

Superfish

Superfish was founded by Adi Pinhas and Michael Chertkof in 2006 with funding from venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson. The company was created to develop and market visual search products and its first product was WindowShopper, a browser add-on that allowed users to hover over images and be redirected to shopping websites, in 2011.

In 2014 Superfish products had more than 80 million users.

In 2015 the company faced a public outcry over a security scandal involving scans of SSL-encrypted web traffic by Superfish Visual Search software that had been pre-installed on Lenovo machines. As early as 2010, Mozilla Firefox, Apple, and Microsoft Windows users had also expressed concerns about the software.

History

In 2015 the team behind Superfish moved over to JustVisual, closing Superfish for good.

 

Vantiv Corporate Office

Vantiv was founded in 1971 as a division of Fifth Third Bank under the name Midwest Payment Systems (MPS). MPS was created to provide electronic fund transfer services to financial institutions.

The division grew by acquiring processing services companies such as TNB Card Services in 2010.

Midwest Payment Systems changed its name to Fifth Third Processing Solutions in 2009 and Vantiv in 2011.

Today Vantiv processes payments between customers and their banks. Clients are as diverse as grocers, top retail chains, and small to midsize credit unions and banks.

Vantiv trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VNTV, is #942 in the Fortune 1000, has 3,300 employees, and had $2.75 billion in revenue in 2014.

Vantiv

Vantiv was founded in 1971 as a division of Fifth Third Bank under the name Midwest Payment Systems (MPS). MPS was created to provide electronic fund transfer services to financial institutions.

The division grew by acquiring processing services companies such as TNB Card Services in 2010.

Midwest Payment Systems changed its name to Fifth Third Processing Solutions in 2009 and Vantiv in 2011.

History

Today Vantiv processes payments between customers and their banks. Clients are as diverse as grocers, top retail chains, and small to midsize credit unions and banks.

Vantiv trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VNTV, is #942 in the Fortune 1000, has 3,300 employees, and had $2.75 billion in revenue in 2014.

Total System Services Corporate Office

Total System Services (TSYS) is a credit card processor.

TSYS began as a division of Columbus Bank & Trust (CB&T) for the bank’s own credit cards. In 1983 the division started to process credit cards for other banks.

Total System Services was spun-off from Columbus Bank & Trust in 1991 into a publicly-traded company, though CB&T’s successor Synovus retained majority ownership. The new company not only processed credit cards, but also created the technology platforms for the processing.

Today TSYS is one of the largest processors of electronic payment in the world. Products include card issuance, customer-relations services, credit authorization, and payment processing. Since the company acquired NetSpend in 2013 it also issues payroll and prepaid cards.

Total System Services trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TSS, is #940 in the Fortune 1000, has 12,820 employees, and had $4.028 billion in revenue in 2018.

In December 2020, TSYS suffered from a ransomware attack that the company refused to pay. Since then, a great deal of data has been released online, but the company insists that since it is nothing more than administrative data, it really doesn’t matter. 

TSYS maintains a corporate office in Columbus, Georgia.

Total System Services

Total System Services (TSYS) is a credit card processor.

TSYS began as a division of Columbus Bank & Trust (CB&T) for the bank’s own credit cards. In 1983 the division started to process credit cards for other banks.

History

Total System Services was spun-off from Columbus Bank & Trust in 1991 into a publicly-traded company, though CB&T’s successor Synovus retained majority ownership. The new company not only processed credit cards, but also created the technology platforms for the processing.

Today TSYS is one of the largest processors of electronic payment in the world. Products include card issuance, customer-relations services, credit authorization, and payment processing. Since the company acquired NetSpend in 2013 it also issues payroll and prepaid cards.

Total System Services trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TSS, is #940 in the Fortune 1000, has 12,820 employees, and had $4.028 billion in revenue in 2018.

In December 2020, TSYS suffered from a ransomware attack that the company refused to pay. Since then, a great deal of data has been released online, but the company insists that since it is nothing more than administrative data, it really doesn’t matter. 

TSYS maintains a corporate office in Columbus, Georgia.

Equinix Corporate Office

Equinix was founded by Al Avery and Jay Adelson in 1998. Avery and Adelson saw the need to create large-scale data centers to support the rapid growth of the internet.

The company experienced exponential growth and was the best-performing stock on the NASDAQ in 2003 and 2004.

Today Equinix provides data and network hosting where customers can locate equipment and interconnect networks and operations, and operates more than 100 data centers worldwide. Customers include AT&T, BT, Comcast, Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce, DIRECTV, and Facebook.

Equinix trades publicly on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol EQIX, is a member of the S&P 500, is #930 in the Fortune 1000, has 3,860 customers, and  had $2.44 billion in revenue in 2014.

 

 

Equinix

Equinix was founded by Al Avery and Jay Adelson in 1998. Avery and Adelson saw the need to create large-scale data centers to support the rapid growth of the internet.

The company experienced exponential growth and was the best-performing stock on the NASDAQ in 2003 and 2004.

Today Equinix provides data and network hosting where customers can locate equipment and interconnect networks and operations, and operates more than 100 data centers worldwide. Customers include AT&T, BT, Comcast, Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce, DIRECTV, and Facebook.

History

Equinix trades publicly on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol EQIX, is a member of the S&P 500, is #930 in the Fortune 1000, has 3,860 customers, and  had $2.44 billion in revenue in 2014.