Sentence examples for retail contest from inspiring English sources

In case that makes you want to head for the malls, here are some of the newest players in the online retail contest: sites that help you get a good deal at other sites.

The launch of a new neighborhood retail initiative led by the Lions' Living for the City program in partnership with local retail contest, Hatch Detroit.

The retailer, Target, part of the Target Corporation, and the new Co.Labs technology blog published by Fast Company magazine, owned by Mansueto Ventures, sought out developers to take part in a competition they called the Retail Accelerator contest.

The idea from Team Pilot — led by Christopher Reardon, team leader and head of user experience — was one of seven finalists in what was formally called the Co.Labs and Target Retail Accelerator contest.

Now we know what it must feel like to work retail on… The Contest is back this week.

Entries will be accepted until September 3 at Sprint retail stores, on the contest Web site or by texting "million" to 7777 from any Sprint or Nextel phone.

Otherwise foreigners might win the fierce contest for footfall (retail jargon for the number of shoppers).Retail sales in China are $1 trillion a year and growing by around 18% annually.

This is a pretty big deal for Hatch, expanding their scope from a single annual contest to six retail districts around Detroit.

In 2007, Istithmar acquired Barneys for $942 million in a bidding contest with Fast Retailing, the Japanese company that owns Uniqlo.

This, at least, is the conclusion of the Best Concessions Contest conducted by Airport Retail News, an industry newsletter, which awarded Kennedy and La Guardia Airports six first-place prizes, more than any other system in the country.

Thanks to the internet, anyone can scrutinise every aspect of the "retail politics" stage of the American presidential contest as it is played out in Iowa and New Hampshire.