Sentences with phrase «bigger stores like»

On the one hand, it's great that the Dollar General (and Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar) are stepping in when bigger stores like Walmart are failing communities.
I'm not selling as many here as I am on the bigger stores like Amazon and B&N (obviously) but I'm selling enough books to cover fees and make it worthwhile.
I've never purchased cashews from Costco, but I would think a big store like that would have a good enough turnover that they would be fresh.
The Boppy is easily found at big stores like Target, Babies R Us and Walmart, and it is affordable (prices vary but you can generally get a pillow and slipcover for $ 35 or less).
They are a great brand of shoes distributed though big stores like DSW, Nordstrom, Zappos... Thank you for entering, and Good Luck!
Catch up on all the deals from Sony and Microsoft, big stores like GameStop, and online retailers like Amazon.
Toy selling is not just reserved for the big stores like Barnes and Noble, who only got into the game in 2010.
In plain - speak: Apple's supposed co-ordination of the major publishers drove up the price of eBooks and the profits of publishers and big stores like Barnes & Noble.
We have two large (80 + lb mixed breed) dogs and the cost of beds from big stores like PetsMart can be outrageous.
Catch up on all the deals from Sony and Microsoft, big stores like GameStop, and online retailers like Amazon.

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.
Meaning, whatever big box store you frequent — or the social media network you check when you're bored — is able to see your digital footprints so as to know what you like and dislike.
The Smiths say they plan to continue to try and make more inroads into big - box retailers, wholesale clubs like Costco and dollar stores, as those types of stores are consuming more of the grocery market.
Non-Prime users spend a little more than half that ($ 700), but they may be picking up the tab elsewhere, like in the cost of gas to shop in - store, the higher price of items from big - box retailers, and shipping from other stores.
The convenience landscape in the United States today looks like Canada's did back in 1990: dotted with regional chains numbering between 50 and 300 stores, some larger networks owned by Big Oil, and industry leader 7 - Eleven.
But with this recent announcement, which also includes closing one Evolution Fresh juice store, it looks like the biggest coffee chain spread itself too thin and is now taking a step back.
It immediately became the talk of the town and, like its sister store in Paris, one of the city's biggest tourist attractions.
EMC is pitching the new Virtustream Storage Cloud as an enterprise - class cloud for companies that already using EMC gear and services, like data deduplication software in house but still need a safe, big place to store data.
The nation's leading food and beverage manufacturers — an industry collectively known as Big Food — have been busy reformulating legacy brands to be more competitive in a world in which consumers are gravitating away from highly processed foods and instead favoring fresher alternatives, like vegetables and fruits, that are found along the perimeter of the grocery store.
In many toy stores or big box stores like Wal - Mart, quality special needs toys can be hard to find.
Some other department stores like Giant Tiger, Fields and the NorthWest Company are expanding their influence and do well in smaller towns, but the big four have the lion's share of the market.
Most jewelry and department stores keep watches neatly divided, like members of some especially conservative place of worship, into a section «for him» with big, chunky watches, and a section «for her» where they keep the dainty ones.
Pashak's first line of retailers is specialty bike shops, but ideally he'd also sell through a high - end «lifestyle» chain like Restoration Hardware or even a big - box store that could handle the volume he anticipates.
Technology analysts have credited Cloudera, founded in 2008, as one of the pioneers in popularizing big data technologies like Hadoop, which companies use to store and process massive amounts of data across thousands of computers.
And in an ominous turn of events, big brands like Coach, Michael Kors, and Ralph Lauren have reduced the amount they sell through department stores, complaining that the industry's culture of discounting has contaminated their brands.
The big brands utilize the obvious ones like television advertising, websites, in - store vehicles and social media.
But by that time, big box stores like Best Buy were capturing the majority of the electronics business and RadioShack was again getting pushed to the sidelines.
Further, depending on what kind of shoes you're in the market for, it can sometimes feel like every department store you go to carries the same four pairs from the same five or six big - name brands.
Apparel store rent can run as low as $ 8 per square foot in certain parts of the country, and close to $ 40 per square foot in big malls or shopping centers in high - traffic areas or in higher - rent metropolitan areas, like New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and Dallas.
Big box retail stores, like Target, Best Buy, and Walmart, support this new tax because it's a way to burden small competitors, potentially putting some out of business.
The deal sent a ripple through the retail sports sector, hobbling the shares of stores like Dick's Sporting Goods Inc., Hibbett Sports Inc., Big 5 Sporting Goods Corp., Finish Line Inc., and Foot Locker Inc..
While big box retailers like Target and Walmart have mobile apps, they tend to get bogged down with features geared toward getting you inside the store.
Cramer said that a lot of the motivation for this merger is about gaining more control from big box stores and discounters, like Wal - Mart.
Intrigued, former Walrus staffer Knelman spent much of the eight years following this conversation digging into an illegal industry that treats the world's cultural heritage like «one big department store
«Unlike corporate grocery stores, or big - box stores like Walmart that literally have acres of space under one roof, our stores are each around 2,400 square feet in total,» Noon's Food Stores president Dirk Cooper said in a letter to thestores, or big - box stores like Walmart that literally have acres of space under one roof, our stores are each around 2,400 square feet in total,» Noon's Food Stores president Dirk Cooper said in a letter to thestores like Walmart that literally have acres of space under one roof, our stores are each around 2,400 square feet in total,» Noon's Food Stores president Dirk Cooper said in a letter to thestores are each around 2,400 square feet in total,» Noon's Food Stores president Dirk Cooper said in a letter to theStores president Dirk Cooper said in a letter to the USDA.
Perhaps traditional grocery stores will be forced to confront the challenge posed by big box stores and delivery companies like FreshDirect by playing up the community aspect of the shopping experience — just as some of the most successful bookstores have become more like coffee shops and community centers in order to stay in business.
Though King wouldn't say whether Walmart had concrete plans to eventually make marketplace items available for services like in - store pickup of online orders, as it does for its own assortment, it's clear Walmart's 4,000 - some stores could give the company a big advantage over its main marketplace rivals, Amazon.com (amzn) and eBay.
Like many things about Android, of course, Apple's iOS did it first and did it bigger; in January the iPhone maker settled with the FTC for exactly the same problem with its own app store for $ 32.5 million.
For Big Food makers like Tyson, a minority stake is a way to see how a brand like Beyond Meat — which is already available in over 11,000 stores — develops without making too big of a financial commitmeBig Food makers like Tyson, a minority stake is a way to see how a brand like Beyond Meat — which is already available in over 11,000 stores — develops without making too big of a financial commitmebig of a financial commitment.
For Lulu, the biggest challenge may be holding on to customers like Thompson, and crossing that breach between how Lululemon sells its ideals, and what the store actually sells.
Thieves can then sell that data to crooks who specialize in encoding the stolen data onto any card with a magnetic stripe, and using the cards to purchase high - priced electronics and gift cards from big - box stores like Target and Best Buy.
The complete abscence of a retail chain of stores like this one leaves a big empty void in this segment of the retail market that can be successfully exploited by someone with the wisdom and foresight to see it for the virtually unlimited ground floor opportunity that it is.
It was always fun to take him to the big store to see what he would like,» she said.
Many big companies like WordPress, Overstock.com, and Reddit accept Bitcoin, and a growing numbers of brick and mortar stores are starting to accept them internationally as well.
«We don't have big designer stores like Chanel or Louis Vuitton,» she says.
Clorox plans to turn Burt's Bees into a mainstream American brand sold in big - box stores like Wal - Mart.
With the tumultuous last few years for big - box retailers» competing with the likes of discount stores like T.J. Maxx and Marshalls alongside eCommerce giants like Amazon, Macy's will undoubtedly need to rework the way it conducts business.
Walmart overall is building fewer big stores and increasing its focus on internet businesses as people shop more online and at sites like Amazon.
But the deal fell through and Coinbase launched its own product line, Coinbase Custody, to store digital cash for big institutions like hedge funds.
National big - box retailers like Staples and Office Max generally are coded as office supply stores.
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