Sentence examples for retail transaction from inspiring English sources

Norwich & Peterborough building society's Gold Classic current account debit card offers free debit card usage abroad "with no withdrawal charges, retail transaction charges or handling fees" (remember that an overseas ATM or retailer may add its own charge).

This phenomenon is because a ticket's point-of-sale — the place where a retail transaction is completed — can affect the price of any flight with an international component".

Amazon Go may be the most sophisticated experiment in trying to cut humans out of the retail transaction, but it isn't the first.

Life is full of conflicts of interest: Physicians make money off of their patients, lawyers earn fees from their clients, and every retail transaction is about generating a profit from the customer.

Other banks don't charge such hefty fees, but some do charge "denial" fees, ranging from 25 cents to $1.50, when an attempted A.T.M. or retail transaction fails for lack of funds.

Boggs, a young artist who draws pictures of currency which he then attempts to sell for the face value of currency which he then attempts to sell for the face value of the note depicted, usually in a retail transaction.

It will extend to include a wider transacting platform that brings together online and offline retail transactions with a further product called PowaTag.

Although the research firm reckons this will represent just 4% of global retail transactions by that year, it is still enough to give nervous retailers the jitters.Their greatest fear is that rival mobile-payment networks could siphon off valuable data about purchasing habits that stores need to target promotions at shoppers, say.

Retailers continue to use free shipping as an incentive, with 41percentt of online retail transactions for the quarter including free shipping.

"More than 90 percent of retail transactions in India are in cash," Mr. Bansal said.

This figure derives primarily from interbank transactions originating from United States banks, not retail transactions.