Sentence examples for retail move from inspiring English sources
The brothers' next planned retail move: a second permanent shop to go with the Want Apothecary they founded two years ago in Montreal.
"First we cleaned it up out of the market," says Wexler – a classic retail move of making a product less available.
The high profile retail move would make the iPad instantly more accessible for users looking to purchase the new tablet.
I've seen a lot of retail move around town, but 2012 saw an unusually large number of stores shift spaces, sometimes within a block or two of their original locations.
"The manufacturer becomes a retailer," says Mr Lee, "and retail moves to a support role".
Back in 1999, before retail moved in and skinny jeans became the neighborhood's de facto uniform, the hippest place on the Lower East Side was Alife, a sneaker shop-cum-gallery on Orchard Street that served as both clubhouse and launch pad for a generation of downtown artists, including Steve Powers, a k a ESPO; Ryan McGinley; and Dash Snow.
As more retail moves online, Amazon is hoping that it can be consumers' one-stop shop for anything, and it's delved into everything from home services to guaranteed one-hour delivery in some cities.
The digital-retail move was outlined by the Nintendo's president Satoru Iwata at an investor meeting.
With the world of internet retailing moving at such a pace, there's always a new challenge for me around the corner.
Mr. Rampone, who is a grandson of the dealership's founder, Alfred Rampone, began his career in retailing, moving to Manhattan and rising to a merchandising executive at Giorgio Armani and Bergdorf Goodman.
A few even question whether Madonna, whose latest CD, "American Life," had disappointing sales, still has the clout to, in retail parlance, move the merch.
