Sentence examples for retail implications from inspiring English sources

Urbane Retail Implications Our new urban mindset poses great further possibilities for fashion and retail, including: · Ability to engage local creative class (designers, artists, musicians, etc).

This paper identifies visually impaired shoppers' need for universal retail design, discusses implications, and provides recommendations to retailers and product, graphic, and interior designers.

There will be more discussion of the euro and its implications for retail foreign exchange in a later column.

Spence, who has the build of a former rugby player and a preference for coral-colored jeans, rocked back and forth on his toes as he introduced the group to the concept of multisensory design and its implications for retail.

The limitation of the study and implications for retail managers and for brand owners are discussed.

Implications for retail managers are presented, as these results challenge conventional practices.

The findings also provide important practical implications for retail apparel brands planning to incorporate CSR policies in their corporate agenda.

VR has huge implications for retail, especially in preparing companies for the game-changing potential of augmented reality technologies, which will undoubtedly shape the space significantly.

Identifying these diverse and unique brand choice patterns and the drivers of them has meaningful strategic implications for retail managers on how to incentivize PLB choice and for manufacturer brand managers on how to combat PLB growth.

The findings show that CSR has dual managerial implications for retail apparel brands, serving as both a viable organizational activity that creates goodwill and positive brand associations, and as a business strategy that may have positive performance outcomes for retail apparel firms.

Stephen Roseman (Thesis Fund Management portfolio manager): It is difficult to handicap the likelihood and magnitude of a dividend cut at BP. BP pays more in dividends than any other U.K. company and, as a consequence, its dividend has significant implications for retail shareholders as well as pension schemes there.