Sentences with phrase «against big box retailers»

NIMBYs rail against big box retailers setting up on the edge of town, but in the end just can't help but shop there («just for the basics», you know...).

Competing against a Big Box retailer, for example, is difficult because it costs them much less to buy a product.

Not exact matches

UPS told Reuters it is now eyeing the furniture delivery business — one of the fastest - growing segments of online retail — with Amazon, Wayfair and other e-commerce companies competing for market share against chains like Crate and Barrel and big - box stores.

Smaller marketing budgets prevent SMBs from effectively competing against larger retailers on these major selling days, as they'll be outspent and overlooked in light of the marketing efforts of big - box stores.

Its strong sense of community and support of local producers has kept it the go - to grocery store in four Michigan cities, despite being up against three of the largest big - box retailers.

PetSmart and Petco have dominated the retail pet care market for the past 20 - plus years, but the tide may be turning against the two big box stores as other retailers get more savvy and consumer's tastes change.

Challenge # 2: Competing against online and big - box retailers.

The relative success of the industry has created a tough competitive environment, where small, independent stores must go up against not only big - box retailers, but also online outlets that wield price and convenience as a weapon, and a rising class of chain retailers backed by the formidable resources of outside investors looking to get in on the lucrative pet market.

One of the best ways a pet store can compete against mass - market and big - box retailers when it comes to selling wild bird products is by being a specialist in the field and having quality inventory.

The second and third points against big - box retail law (lousy work environment / I wouldn't obtain legal services this way) are each examples of lawyer myopia.

We will bring claims against shopping malls, big box retailers, supermarkets, restaurants, apartment buildings, construction companies and other commercial entities, as well as homeowners and municipalities.

Instead of fighting it out with other big - box clothing retailers, Loehmann's CEO Robert Friedman hit on the idea of positioning his stores against department stores.