Sentence examples for retail challenges from inspiring English sources
But bras, which are among the most personal items someone can buy, represent the Everest of online retail challenges.
The group, led by Kenichi Watanabe, lacks the rogue trading problems of UBS, the domestic retail challenges of Bank of America and the exposure to euro zone periphery debt like French banks.
5 p.m. 7) SHOPPING STREET Cities can't earn their cosmopolitan stripes without decent shopping, and Westminster Street rises to the retail challenge.
Other chapters explore the politics of local retailing, the challenges of urban agriculture, the relationship of local energy production to the public sector, and the infusion of localism into the media industry.
For this was a "winners" meeting: never say losing; the word in retailing is "challenging".
Though the economics are better than in traditional retailing, the challenge is to persuade consumers to discover the brand when it is not sold by a major company.
"It challenges retail to have more variety," he said.
But as suburbia changes, suburban retail is experiencing challenges, as witnessed in photographic projects that document the adaptive reuse of defunct shopping malls and stores.
Another concern in retail is the challenges being faced by big box stores and department stores like Target, J.C. Penney, and Kohls.
Due to these recent and ongoing transformational challenges, retail research and practice lack a structured view of the design options for OC distribution systems, because delivery and return options, and customer preferences are evolving over time.
The administrators said the retailer had cash flow problems resulting from "challenging retail market conditions".
