Sentences with phrase «around stores in»

CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports some retailers are using shoppers» Wi - Fi phone signals to trace movements around their stores in an effort to gather data on how best to layout or display products.

I wheeled my son around the store in it while we were finishing our shopping, and he just kept looking at the empty side with a shocked and confused look on his face.

He's at Seahorses most Saturdays chasing his adorable curly - haired minion around the store in between helping guests.

A look around a store in Alameda, which opened in 2000, finds a big emphasis on food and supplies for dogs and cats, including an eight - foot glass - door freezer located near the back of the unit.

I've already set up an appointment with my store director about possibly placing recycling bins in and around our store in order to reduce the amount of waste our store generates,» Wyatt said.

Not exact matches

Rihanna's highly - popular cosmetics line, FENTY Beauty, which is only available in Sephora stores or online, centers itself around the idea of inclusivity.

Lowe's has dispatched by Tuesday 700 trucks from warehouses around the country that can get goods to Texas in two days or less, diverting many directly to stores rather than distribution centers.

This would presumably be a reference to the fact that Uber did not encrypt the data that it was storing, and that was subsequently stolen: names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers for 57 million passengers and drivers around the world, plus driver's license details for 600,000 Uber drivers in the U.S.

The hamburger chain that serves billions and billions around the world announced Wednesday it'll soon boost the minimum wages it pays workers in the U.S. stores it operates directly.

Wet Nose's periwinkle logo color is brought out in the store design, from the color of the ceiling to decorative ribbons around products.

Instead of schlepping a heavy purse around, you can store your smartphone in Cole Haan's Tali wallet.

It's much clearer than wandering around in the store, being pleasantly surprised at checkout, or cutting coupons.

California chain In - N - Out Burger had people lined up around the block hours before the opening of their pop - up store in Toronto on ThursdaIn - N - Out Burger had people lined up around the block hours before the opening of their pop - up store in Toronto on Thursdain Toronto on Thursday.

Although he declines to offer specifics, Gunn claims the store, which opened last summer and had no fewer than 400 screens arrayed around the floor, has «far exceeded [his] expectations» in terms of sales and customer feedback.

There are now hundreds of thousands of such stations installed in stores all around the world, and the Finnish tech company that invented them has now collected 600 million button - presses recording customer satisfaction levels.

That has resulted in closures of around 10 to 15 stores per year on average, according to Joly.

Warby Parker's employees stroll around the store, iPad in hand.

«So to make a long story short, I woke up in a sandwich store once around 6:00 am.

That means people around the world are using the Foursquare app on their smartphones to check in to places like restaurants, pubs, gyms, hotels, campuses, stadiums, retail stores, and just about any other type of physical and even nonphysical locations.

«Customers can rely on us around the clock for their last - minute gift giving solutions, and we are providing 24 - hour access to Kohl's stores right up to Christmas Eve,» said Michelle Gass, Kohl's chief customer officer, in statement.

There have also been pressure from fast - fashion retailers, luxury brands and department stores that all want a piece of the popular «athleisure» trend — sporty shirts and shoes that are increasingly worn in bars and restaurants, at the office, and while running errands around town.

While the big box stores are promoting deals and savings around every corner, you can reach out to your local customers in a more personal and direct way.

Stockbroker Scott McMullin is sheer momentum as he races around a stack of Mortal Kombat II in a downtown Boston software store one lunch hour.

A few weeks ago, my friend and I embarked on a camping trip — the same one that could have been helped with the military's super underwear — and we wasted a good deal of time tooling around in Barrie, Ontario looking for the Mountain Equipment Co-op outdoors supply store.

The Portuguese women's fashion and accessories brand has more than 700 stores around the world, having amassed a loyal following among shoppers in Europe.

People's behaviour will change immediately — from how they decide to seek medical attention for non-viral conditions (serious health issues may get overlooked) to how people move around within their own city, reducing spending in retail stores and restaurants.

IDC doesn't have a line on actual Apple Watch sales from Apple's own retail stores and gets its information from «great sources in the supply chain as well as analysts around the world who gather local information,» according to analyst Jitesh Ubrani, who spoke to Fortune.

But card fraud has been prevalent — 14 % of in - store monthly transactions contain a fraud attempt, a figure that ticks up to around 40 % online, and 15.4 million US consumers were hit by identity fraud last year — and remains expensive for merchants.

One stroll around the Guelph pilot store and its clear where Target is aiming to differentiate itself in the marketplace.

Rather than battle over Black Friday leftovers in overcrowded department stores, here is a selection of a few of the more interesting pop up shops around the country.

When they walk out to the waiting car, 24 trays — some 1,080 cupcakes, or the amount that will be gobbled up in around an hour after the bakery opens later that morning — sit iced and perfect in the store's front two racks.

Rather, there's a paradigm shift taking place around what it takes for these stores to remain relevant in a digital world.

People were gathered around in the streets watching the news on the TVs in the department stores.

The reusable menstrual cup is a technology that's been around for nearly a hundred years, but it languished in obscurity for much of that time, stuck on high shelves in the back corners of health food stores.

And while some «goal» creep and overlapping or inconsistent desires are certain to occur for some customers, once you start organizing your thinking around this new perspective, you're going to find that it's fairly easy to understand and appreciate its importance, but very complicated to execute in store.

More details: The chairs were sold in Staples stores nationwide, as well as online at Staples» website and Quill.com, from January 2014 through January 2016 for around $ 215.

The group also operates mobile - phone stores and Superdrug and Savers in the U.K., owns ports around the world and a controlling stake in Husky Energy Inc. in Canada.

It's growing rapidly, having doubled its stores to around 200 in 2011, and it's on a path to reach 500 or 600 in the next few years.

Tory Burch clothing and accessories are available at more than 3,000 department and specialty stores around the globe, and in 2016, sales topped $ 1 billion.

The poll results suggest that people want more officers conducting background checks; they want the same standards applied to those who buy a gun from a person at a gun show or online or at a physical store; they want to remove the background check work - around of buying a gun through a trust or corporation; and they want the feds to do a better job of notifying local law enforcement when people in their communities who are prohibited from purchasing a gun attempt to buy one.

Founded in 1975 as a single ice cream parlour just outside downtown Manila, Jollibee is today the flagship brand of a family - run empire, spanning 2,700 stores and nine brands around the world.

The brand is now available in 4,133 locations around the world, including boutiques, department stores, and discount outlets.

Hit by Amazon's explosive growth a decade ago, as well as the rise of e-books (which now seem to have peaked at around 20 % of total book sales), Barnes & Noble closed stores year - in, year - out, benefiting from a savvy move in the 1990s that saw it opt for short leases.

Last week, at approximately one third of Chipotle's stores around the world, a sign went up in the window that read, «Sorry, No Carnitas.»

In that scenario, it's Amazon that looks after customer acquisition and experience, and HSBC or another bank that actually stores the money and moves it around.

Take time to walk a mile in a franchise's shoes, or at least around the store, before spending six figures on the figurative pair of Pumas.

And we thought the best way to have those kinds of universal values was to build around company - owned stores and then to provide stock options to every employee, to give them a financial and psychological stake in the company.»

Amazon Web Services was a pioneer in such low - cost data warehousing and remains one of the biggest providers, but for a variety of reasons — whether because companies want additional technical support or because regulations require them to store their data within Canada's borders — many are looking around for other options.

Like several other apparel «lifers» we interviewed for this guide, Margie, whose store has been around for 23 years, first opened her doors in 1976 with her eyes wide shut, so to speak.

The cord is almost two feet long, and since the toaster is so compact, many consumers choose to move it around their kitchen and sometimes store it in a cabinet.