Sentence examples for opening expenses from inspiring English sources

This figure includes the initial franchise fee, leasehold improvements, furniture, equipment and supplies, computer terminal and software, opening inventory, travel and living training, prepaid rent, grand opening expenses, signs, and additional funds and capital to keep your location running for 3 months.

Also today, the Target Corporation, the No. 4 United States retailer, warned that higher store opening expenses and a difficult comparison with a year earlier would limit its earnings growth in the third quarter.

Agnese wrote that improves sales leverage was offset by a significant rise in pre-opening expenses due to acceleration in new store growth and higher health care costs.

Overseas, theme parks saw a decrease in operating income driven by factors including higher Shanghai Disney Resort pre-opening expenses.

The intent, he said, is to cover the artists' fees, construction costs and other pre-opening expenses of mounting the new version entirely from philanthropic dollars, with box-office revenue paying for running costs.

The new Champions Cup season needed an energetic lift-off and Glasgow delivered splendidly on the opening night at the expense of a lacklustre Leicester.

That sales trajectory has become more common in recent years, as record companies have pushed hard for a strong opening week at the expense of future sales, said Geoff Mayfield, Billboard's director of charts.

The repercussions will almost certainly include an increase in the kind of movies best suited for splashy summer openings (at the expense of more original fare), as well as battles between the studios that distribute the films and the theater chains that exhibit them over how to split the opening weekend revenue.

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They've responded generously, giving us funds that cover things such as administrative costs and expenses like entertainment at opening receptions.

That helped reduce expenses related to store openings by about half.