Nah, I don't doubt that the businesses around you have basements and generators. Like anything else there are a lot of region specific things that different businesses do because of the differences in the weather, landscape, soil composition, etc, etc.
In the end I'm sure there are a lot of 'behind the scenes' things that none of us will ever know about unless we were to work at that particular business.
Finally, I will take back the whole bank thing to a small degree. My wife works at one of the main customer service centers for Wells Fargo (think a couple of acres, and more than one floor under roof) that I'd almost guarantee has generators. In essence the place is it's own little city. They have medical and eye doctors (maybe a dentist I haven't asked) with offices in the complex, restaurants, convenience stores, a bank branch, laundry mats, and even places for employees to sleep should they get called in and/or stranded at the facility during a major event.
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