Sentence examples for merchant development from inspiring English sources

Goldfarb: Keep in mind, too, that industrial and strip centers were the two areas that were aggressive with funds management and development, including merchant development, during the bull years.

As Michael Jones, head of merchant development for eBay explains, the company's goal is to make it easier for all sellers to manage their businesses on eBay and to remain a competitive commerce platform.

With extensive experience in strategy, innovation, product management and analytics within the payment industry, Vanita previously led merchant development and global go-to-market for Visa's digital products.

John Grady, senior vice president of the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation, which owns the produce center, said the city had been working with the merchants on development of a site in the nearby former Philadelphia Navy Yard that would have had access to a new Norfolk Southern Corporation rail yard.

Coffee shops have become driving forces in gentrifying areas, with merchant groups and development advocates looking to establish cafes to seed other types of mom-and-pop activity.

One interesting change seems to be that the great upheavals of the 20th century demolished some of the aspects of Confucianism that historically limited growth (a certain hostility to merchants and economic development, for example, and a deeply entrenched resistance to change) while leaving some of the other, more pro-growth aspects of traditional Chinese culture in place.

A flashback that shows the protagonist at the funeral of his father, an earnest Jewish diamond merchant, was like a development.

In Europe so-called "merchant bankers" paralleled the development of banking by offering, for a consideration, to assist merchants in making distant payments, using bills of exchange instead of actual coin.

By following the money, the investigators have been able to establish how the compensation fuelled industry and the development of merchant banks and marine insurance, and how it was used to build country houses and to amass art collections.

The development of merchant ship types is dictated largely by the nature of the cargo and the trade routes.

Despite the boom of 21st-century development, the merchant houses, medieval courtyards and narrow, cobbled streets remain authentic.