Sentence examples for Controlled inventory from inspiring English sources

Quarterly profit at Coach Inc. rose more than forecast after the company cut costs, controlled inventory and sold more leather handbags and accessories during the holiday season.

He said Saks was better positioned than in 2008 because of "carefully controlled" inventory, a stronger balance sheet, decreased capital spending and the closure of seven full-line stores in the last year and a half.

Limited Inc., the second-largest United States clothing retailer, and its majority-owned Intimate Brands Inc. said their fiscal fourth-quarter profits rose as the companies controlled inventories and expenses.

While most retailers had their worst holiday season in at least five years, Williams-Sonoma increased profit by controlling inventory costs.

His leadership, guidance and origination of the Loss Prevention concept has contributed to a much safer society and helped the business community dramatically control inventory shortage.

The AnnTaylor Stores Corporation, a retailer of women's career clothing, will have quarterly pretax costs of $17 million as it writes down assets, discontinues its cosmetics business and cancels some merchandise orders to control inventory.

The main objective in the IRP is to design the set of routes and delivery quantities that minimize transportation cost while controlling inventory costs.

By pre-selling merchandise to fans in advance of the concert tour, Taylor Swift can more accurately control inventory.

Gartner notes that anticipated arrival of Windows 8 helped companies control inventory better, although there was still oversupply because of "rather weak" sell-through.

Those retailers, like Macy's and Kohl's, who focused on controlling inventory, are already rolling out spring merchandise and are avoiding big promotional pushes to clear out the last of their winter inventory.

The advantage of using an external company like Samsung to make displays is you can control inventory precisely and not be left with unwanted stock: that becomes the supplier's problem.