Sentence examples for retail publishing from inspiring English sources

Perturbed by what he saw as the elitism of modern art, which he eventually blamed for everything from "South Park" to gangsta rap, he decided to bypass the gallery system and go retail, publishing cheap prints of his work and, later, opening his own galleries.

Through efficiency, Amazon can experiment in retail, publishing and its enterprise service offerings.

The city is home to a number of Fortune 500 companies in industries ranging from transportation and logistics to manufacturing, insurance, finance, retail, publishing and food processing.

If we worked in retail, publishing, health care or insurance, it seemed our two choices were either to join a dot-com or learn to ask: "You want fries with that order?" Didn't happen.

"Some of the most exciting opportunities are those in legacy industries like retail, publishing, finance and advertising," he told me when I interviewed him on the roof terrace office GA occupies in Clerkenwell, a location he said they chose because it straddles a few worlds: retail, publishing and advertising in the West End, finance in the City, and all the cook developer kids in the East End.

Some Retail, Publishing Shares Dip Despite Potter Magic.

He thinks the concept can be expanded to any line of work — like health care, retailing, publishing and law — where the output can be measured.

Such fine points have not been a critical issue for most executives, who have had enough trouble just getting their sites to work, and getting to know the vagaries of Internet retailing, publishing and advertising.

His extensive holdings in a considerable number of Mexican companies through his conglomerate, Grupo Carso, SA de CV, amassed interests in the fields of communications, insurance, construction, energy, mining, retailing, publishing, and finance.

An official report on competition in British food and grocery retailing, published in 2000, noted a "general climate of apprehension" among suppliers terrified that, if they talked, their goods might no longer be wanted by angry buyers.

Such a nudge might trigger a sale and keep you loyal to Ford.Car companies were once closer to their customers, says Glenn Mercer, another McKinsey consultant and one of the authors of a report on global automotive retailing published by the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister organisation of The Economist.