Sentence examples for chains of stores from inspiring English sources

The term "high street brands" gets applied to chains of stores that have no presence in high streets, but only in shopping centres and malls.

VENATOR GROUP INC., New York, owner of the Foot Locker and Champs Sports chains of stores, completed the sale of its Northern Group casual clothing division to closely held York Management Services Inc., Somerset, N.J., a holding company.

But for retailers, said King, corporation tax is vastly overshadowed by the huge difference in business rates between firms with chains of stores and online players with just a few big warehouses.

Like Marks & Spencer, which discovered its clothes were out of fashion, the good causes were finding that their customers, mostly poorer people, were deserting them for chains of stores selling cut-price new clothing.

In all, it is the kind of impressive technology that appeals particularly to companies with years of data on their hands and problems that stretch across nationwide chains of stores, or networks of sensors and computing systems.

India's "organised" retailers (ie, chains of stores, as opposed to independent, family-run shops) have to operate in the most supermarket-hostile environment among big economies in the world.

Next year, it plans a chain of stores aimed at women.

"That's a jingle for my imaginary chain of stores".

Now his dad created a very successful chain of stores in Montana.

The turnover would not be a concern at a large chain of stores.

(In some cases, these companies own more than one chain of stores).