Sentence examples for merchandising operations from inspiring English sources

The most recent quarter included a gain of 71 cents a share for selling its merchandising operations.

Two or more outlets that have common ownership and control, centralized buying and merchandising operations, and similar lines of merchandise are considered corporate chain stores.

Public television stations broadcast advertising, and public radio stations build merchandising operations and sometimes acquire other radio stations or manage them for a fee.

Since then, Preysman said that Everlane has reverted to a more "democratic" design process that includes input from every division — marketing, merchandising, operations.

The Met now receives more than $1 million a year in net income from its merchandising operations, with satellite stores around the world selling everything from books to gold-and-emerald necklaces costing more than $30,000.

And continuing losses last month led the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, to put up for sale Museum Enterprise Partners, a private company it founded in 2001 to run its merchandising operations.

Sanctuary also owns two other artist-management companies and runs Bravado, a merchandising operation.

The company's three-pronged business, which depends on revenue from publishing, broadcasting and merchandising, benefited from a modest rise in revenue from its merchandising operation.

The dreadful conditions had one upside for organisers: the cavernous merchandising operation reported bumper profits as visitors bought waterproof gear and umbrellas.

Over the next 12 months 48 jobs are to be axed at Man Utd's Old Trafford headquarters, leaving 50 people in the football club's merchandising operation.

The Gruffalo has recently sparked a multimillion pound merchandising operation on a scale to rival the other furry marketing Exocet, Paddington Bear.