One of the country's leading franchisers of various retail services. They deal with furniture, electronics, appliances and computers. And not only just retail, they do leases as well. I didn't know that leasing such low value items (or rent-to-own) is big business, considering Aaron's is one of the largest businesses in the world. In fact, they are one of the top franchisers in the nation. Well, perhaps their main customer base is still other businesses where cash flow is a major concern. So if you need any furniture, electronics, appliances or computers in your company, you might want to lease them instead of buying them for a huge capital injection. Accountants and bosses must be pretty happy about this arrangement. However, in my opinion, as prices of such office items drop significantly in the recent years with cheap manufacturing in China and Taiwan, soon people might not think that leasing low value items will be valid anymore. Just look at the prices of computers these days.