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Shop live on QVCPublished: June 29, 2020, 4:14 pmWhy go to the mall when you can shop from the comfort of your home on QVC.

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Why go to the mall when you can shop from the comfort of your home on QVC.

Why go to the mall when you can shop from the comfort of your home on QVC.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Joseph Segel, the founder of home shopping television channel QVC, died on Saturday at the age of 88, the companys parent said on Sunday. Qurate Retail Group called Segel the quintessential entrepreneur in a statement announcing his death. Joe Segel was a remarkable leader, entrepreneur, marketer, teacher, and friend, Mike George, the companys chief executive and president, said. Born in Philadelphia, Segel founded QVC, which stands for Quality Value Convenience, in 1986 as an alternate to the Home Shopping Network (HSN). In addition to QVC, Segel launched numerous other businesses, including the Franklin Mint, which produced coins and other collectibles and is currently owned by Sequential Brands Group in New York City.