The term is a key concept of the fast-rising community planning movement known as Smart Growth and refers to a public forum bringing together developer and civic advocate, politician and Main Street merchant, good-government blueblood and church-sisterhood stalwart.
Ultimately, Forter being successful is good news all around: It's good for the merchants, good for credit card companies and fantastic news for you, too, if you own a credit card.
Affiliate networks link merchants with third-party websites that advertise links to the merchants' goods and services, driving traffic to them and receiving payments in return.
Conveniently for the archaeologists who have been excavating the site since the early 1980s, that building collapsed in 475 B.C.E, burying the merchants' goods under the broken walls and roof.
And the company is taking it one step further for consumers by launching the Square Card Case, a way for purchasers to access a local merchants' goods, prices, location, loyalty card and more.
Dear David, a great merchant, a good competitor and a dear friend.
He was selected to play for the national basketball team when he was 15, and earned the nickname King A. By Eritrean standards, he had an enviable life, with a wealthy merchant father, good grades and a touch of fame.
(Alberta - Swordmace) What does the smith skill Hammerfall do? (Stun) What is a merchant not good at?
According to tradition, Hippocrates was a merchant whose goods had been captured by pirates.
Rather it has gone into the coffers of unauthorized merchants whose goods, the officials say, are counterfeit replicas of trademarks.
Chinese merchants sell goods to traders, businessmen broker deals to lure Brazilian rice farmers and signs welcome Brazilians and their robust currency, the real, to this outback.
