Sentence examples for concession business from inspiring English sources

In bidding for TBI, Vinci had intended to expand its airport concession business as a way to offset wide swings in earnings at its construction operations.

The former WH Smith boss is now running travel concession business SSP, but demonstrated her skills at running a business on tight margins and with declining sales at WHS. Darren Blackhurst, currently running B&Q, is also a well-regarded retail operator.

Marty Winter, who worked for Mr. Rubin and in turn employed him over their careers of more than 60 years in the movie concession business, recalled that Mr. Rubin saw popcorn being made in Oklahoma City on a visit around 1930 and started selling it at concessions he controlled when he returned to New York.

Father, Louis, started selling popcorn and peanuts in 1915; grew into massive sports concession business.

The Bronx Bombers also boast the richest cable deal in baseball and have begun to make money from their new concession business, Legends Hospitality Management, a partnership with the Dallas Cowboys and Goldman Sachs.

Similar to movie theaters that use movies to bring in customers for their high-priced concession business, gas stations only sell gas in order to attract customers to their convenience stores.

She oversees the agency's concession businesses, as well as its large-scale special events and marketing initiatives.

The concertgoers have tended to be black, as have the employees and owners of many service and concession businesses that depend upon the festival.

So-called "concession businesses" – campgrounds, country stores and hotels that trade by the side of the road – have all been ordered to close.

Recognizing the strength of the Yankees brand, ownership has leveraged the team to create broadcasting and concession businesses and have grown the team's parent company to become what Forbes estimates as a $3.3 billion business.

Forbes team values are enterprise values (debt plus equity) and include completed television deals that begin in the future, but exclude the equity interests in other assets the team may own, such as regional sports networks or concession businesses.