Sentence examples for retail entry from inspiring English sources

Having tried different ways to make the offline retail entry work, it now seems that the American retailer might just take a pure e-commerce route.

As we reported earlier this week, Walmart wants to beat the existing regulations and challenges of doing a big-bang offline retail entry by building an e-commerce marketplace in India.

Surprisingly, it is also the case in many other apparently competitive industries, such as the retail trade, that entry regulations loomed and are still very important (see Bertrand and Kramarz (2002) for the detrimental effect of the Loi Royer on employment in the retail trade).

Existing strategies for spatial convenience include limiting the size of a retail centre by controlling the entry of non-retail firms, creating a compact physical design, and creating compatible clusters of shops.

The cash brings Away to $31 million raised, and will fund its entry into retail with plans to open four to six retail stores.

Mr. Schultz said he will work with strategic partners and alliances around the globe to open stores and speed up Starbuck's entry into retail channels.

ITC's entry into retail shook up the market: It rented out properties at astronomical rates in prime locations.

"I am trying to avoid entry-level retail jobs," he admits.

With few qualifications, they find it difficult to compete for even entry-level retail jobs.

Also since 2003, the foundation has funded socioeconomic studies on scheduling of entry-level retail jobs and case studies of decisions to hire unregulated ("off-the-books") workers in New York and Chicago.

The application, due by 5 p.m. Friday, is rather brief, fairly straightforward and -- aside from requiring three letters of recommendation -- arguably less involved than, say, an application for an entry-level retail position at a Best Buy store.