To effect the turnover of stores at Cross County — many were small independently owned enterprises — to make way for a new lineup, Macerich chose to renew leases only of shops that "were still desired by our customers," Ms. Pollack said.
Top, £25 A canny high-street store is one with a quick enough turnover of stock to make the clothes you bought a couple of months ago seem dated.
To assess whether inhibition of autophagy affects turnover of lipids stored in LDs we performed lipid flux experiments in the absence and presence of bafilomycin A1.
At this point we cannot tell if the three informative AGEs play a causative role in DN progression or reflect turnover of increased tissue stores of these AGEs, but considering that there is substantial evidence that AGEs can play a pathogenic role in vascular damage (32– 34), the former is possible.
This has prompted a number of studies to attempt to validate smoking questionnaire responses, for example by using exhaled carbon monoxide [ 10– 12], serum, plasma or urine levels of nicotine [ 13], cotinine [ 13– 19] or thiocyanate [ 11], the bogus pipeline approach [ 20], or store turnover of cigarettes, as was done previously in the context of remote Indigenous Australians [ 21].
However, the company remains Britain's biggest luxury leather goods manufacturer, with a turnover of £164m, and 122 stores across the world.
The Danish hospital, a private business with a turnover of 3.5bn Danish kronor, sets high store on long-term partnerships with suppliers, despite having to work within EU rules on procurement, which are often seen as a barrier to such partnerships in the UK.
Carphone has 2,037 stores worldwide and annual sales of £3.7bn while Dixons has 947 stores and a turnover of £8.2bn.
We ended up opening 100 stores with a turnover of £200m before I sold it for £50m in 2000.
