Sentence examples for capital retail from inspiring English sources

Shore Capital retail analyst Clive Black said: "After a decade and a half of trying, Ocado has worked out how to deliver baked beans, ice cream, Jaffa cakes and chipotle chillies without booking a bottom-line loss.

Shore Capital retail analyst Darren Shirley said the fact that the accounting issue related to more than just the first half of the year raised "all sorts of questions to our minds as to what has gone on in prior years".

It is applied to a bank's entire balance-sheet minus its core capital, insured retail deposits and cash raised against holdings of government bonds.

Despite substantial investment by Vision Capital, the retail group fought a losing battle with its supermarket rivals, making a £30m loss last year.

CSFB cited "greater than anticipated strength in the capital markets, retail brokerage and asset management in particular".

Another investor is Best Buy Capital, the retail giant's investment arm.

However, many had targeted "cautious" shoppers with discounts in the run-up to Christmas, according to Rahul Sharma, of Neev Capital, a retail consultancy.

Even in the choppy environment of 1994, the uneasiness in 1997 with Japan and in 1998 with Long-Term Capital, the retail business tended to be the steady hand on the tiller, but that's becoming increasingly less so.

Such companies and their solutions pose broader questions about the wider impact of artificial intelligence on the involvement of human capital in retail operations.

So in all likelihood, we are not looking at a 2000-like bursthatat eroded billions of worth of capital of retail investors overnight.

Though likely heavy in upfront capital costs, retail-as-a-service businesses don't have the same constant concern around supply chain, manufacturing, consumer acquisition and marketing spend.