Sentence examples for whose retail from inspiring English sources

This in a once impoverished city whose retail offer was characterised by strange hybrid shops selling steam irons and canaries.

Even on Rodeo Drive, whose retail strip is synonymous with luxury, this city has taken a hit.

San Diego's SDG&E happens to be the first Californian utility whose retail market has been opened up to free pricing: on average, electricity bills there have doubled.

Even the mostly monopolistic local operators, the Baby Bells, whose retail markets were thought to offer sanctuary, are suddenly said to look exposed.

Guryev also sails on a super-yacht, named the Alfa Nero, whose retail price is more than a hundred million dollars; the yacht is not declared, either.

She was hailed as the businesswoman whose retail knowledge and contacts would take online fashion business Asos to the next stage in its seemingly unstoppable rise.

"They have got to make up the income some place," said Vernon Hill II, the founder of Commerce Bank whose retail-oriented approach transformed it into a large regional player before it was sold to TD Bank.

Jung, whose retailing skills were honed during more than ten years with Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus and I. Magnin, replaced 20 makeup lines with a new, more expensive brand called "Avon Color" and packaged it in metallic dark blue casings.

Green sold BHS to Dominic Chappell, a three-time bankrupt whose consortium, Retail Acquisitions, extracted at least £17m from the retailer.

Judith Arango Henderson, a design expert, curator and columnist whose Miami retail store, Arango Inc., was one of the first to specialize in midcentury modern design, died on July 12 in Piedmont, Calif.

Yet with its light debt and solid cash flow, BJ's may attract serious bidders other than Leonard Green, whose previous retail investments have included Petco, Rite Aid and Neiman Marcus.