Sentence examples for shopper tastes from inspiring English sources
Scott says the Mitteleuropa arm is slowly but surely getting better, but concedes that Wal-Mart misstepped on assessing both regulatory environment and shopper tastes, and called the experience "somewhat embarrassing".
Not everything will suit shoppers' tastes.
But Halloween shoppers' tastes shifted markedly.
In a sign of how fast shoppers' tastes can change, Kohl's posted a 25.9percentt gain in November sales just two years ago.
They worried that shoppers' tastes might change, and several said they would close their stores or relocate, blaming the recession, rising rents and construction on the street for a year of paltry profits.
After years in the retail industry, watching the shifts in shoppers' tastes that left once-grand department stores weakened, Mr. Lundgren has developed a passion for trying to correct the problem.
Both German chains have opened more stores, adapted their ranges to British shoppers' tastes and embarked on expensive advertising campaigns this year, as well as cutting prices on everyday items such as milk to ensure they remain cheaper than traditional supermarkets.
He says shoppers' tastes have also swung Aldi's way, with more cynicism about the major grocer's promotions and discounts compared to Aldi's tactic of offering low prices on a permanent basis.
Soon it is likely to offer stores the ability to lure in players as they pass by with offers on their mobile phones.The main appeal of Fantasy Shopper and similar "social shopping" firms is their potential to transform fashion retailing by generating vast amounts of data on shoppers' tastes.
Wal-Mart discovered that many Germans regard shop-assistants who try to help them with suspicion and flee the premises to avoid buying anything from them.Globalisation often seems unstoppable; but the determined parochialism of shoppers' tastes has turned out to be one of the strongest forces standing in its way.
But none of this is killing off Asian shoppers' taste for luxury goods.
