Sentence examples for store subsidiary from inspiring English sources

For the last two years, Daiei has been trying to reduce its debts, selling the prestigious Ala Moana shopping center in Honolulu and floating shares in its convenience store subsidiary, Lawson, but its liabilities still stand at 2.47 trillion yen, or $22 billion.

One of the town's largest employers is T & S Stores, a subsidiary of Tesco plc, whose depot in the town employs approximately 1,000 people.

Prior to that, he had served as manager of eBay's Advanced Solutions Group, which oversaw eBay Stores and subsidiary ProStores.

It is now a multibillion-dollar international conglomerate (known, since 2006, as Alliance Boots), with more than three thousand stores and subsidiaries that, over the years, have retailed car accessories, art, insurance, pet food, travel products, bicycle parts, and "wellbeing services" — laser hair removal, massage — in addition to its mainstays of medicine and cosmetics.

As part of its recent restructuring efforts in the face of sluggish German economy, the group has sold off several of its smaller stores and subsidiaries, including Wehmeyer, Runners Point and SinnLeffers, as well as some Karstadt Kompakt stores.

"One of the techniques is shifting royalties from each Ikea store to a subsidiary in the Netherlands, which acts as a conduit.

Just a couple of weeks ago President Felipe Calderon, after meeting with its chief executive, celebrated its clean energy goals in its stores and its contributions to the economy, including a promised 23,000 new jobs, although labor groups have complained about its wages and the placement of a subsidiary store near archaelogical ruins.

Just a few weeks ago President Felipe Calderón, after meeting with its chief executive, celebrated its clean energy goals in its stores and its contributions to the economy, including a promised 23,000 new jobs, although labor groups have complained about its wages and the placement of a subsidiary store near archaeological ruins.

The story of how this works begins in 27 industrial warehouses in the Detroit area where a Goldman subsidiary stores customers' aluminum.

New documents filed by Leonard Curtis, the administrator, show that Blue Inc paid just £1.2m to buy back 160 stores from the subsidiary, A Levy & Son.

Ms. Ellis was the manager at a Sam's Club store, a Wal-Mart subsidiary, before joining Costco.