Sainsbury’s operates supermarkets and convenience stores, an online grocery and general merchandise operation, as well as Sainsbury’s Bank. The network has over 1200 supermarkets. It also has two property joint ventures with Land Securities Group Plc. and The British Land Company Plc. The company’s business structure comprises Sainsbury’s stores: operates a range of store formats that are designed to meet with specific customer requirements and locations; Sainsbury’s online: online groceries and non-food online sales; Sainsbury’s property: a portfolio which includes freehold and long leasehold properties and properties within joint venture arrangements; Sainsbury’s Bank: provides a range of products, including insurances, credit cards, savings, and loans; Sainsbury’s Energy: offers propositions with a focus on simplifying energy tariffs and providing energy efficiency advice for customers’ homes; Sainsbury’s Entertainment: a selection of movies, music, books, games, and other entertainment products; and insight to communication (i2c): the joint venture between Sainsbury’s and Aimia offers marketing solutions for brands. Sainsbury’s was co-founded by John James Sainsbury and Mary Ann Sainsbury in 1869 and is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.