Which historic retail merger in 1988 created what was then the largest department store holding company in the United States, bringing together brands like Bloomingdale's and Macy's?

Throughout history, certain corporate mergers and acquisitions have fundamentally transformed the retail landscape, creating powerhouses that shaped how consumers shop. These strategic business decisions not only consolidated market share but often revolutionized product offerings, distribution methods, and retail concepts. Test your knowledge of these pivotal moments in retail history that continue to influence the products we buy today.

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Federated Department Stores' acquisition of R.H. Macy & Co.
Campeau Corporation's leveraged buyout of Federated Department Stores
May Department Stores' merger with Marshall Field's
Dayton-Hudson Corporation's acquisition of Marshall Field's