Sentences with phrase «for item pricing»

One of these revolves around the high transactions fees of Bitcoin; if the fees continue in this way, charging the same amount for an item priced at $ 1 versus $ 1000, the idea of scaling is put into question.

The Folksy team provided me with 5,000 items listed on the site in the last month, and for each item the price of that item, the average amount of time people spent viewing that item (and a bunch of others stats like number of views etc).

Authors can only earn the 0.70 rate for items priced $ 2.99 and up.

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Glumac then shipped the items to an unnamed New York entity for a marked up price, and paid the Finans a cut of the proceeds.

The Finans allegedly sold Glumac their stolen items out of a van for below retail prices.

One way to reduce costs, he recommends, is to reduce «dead space» in shipping boxes that might be too big for the item, which drives up prices.

Some items have prices that make sense, like a triple cheeseburger for $ 3, while others don't feel like much of a deal at all, like a sausage McMuffin that also costs $ 3.

And while Taco Bell loses points for quality, it more than makes up for it in the creativity of menu items and a nearly impossible - to - beat price point.

That doesn't mean buying something for the sake of it; there are certain items that are worth their high price tag, and we've rounded up those tech purchases for you below.

But price rises also moderated for other items such as television sets and processed food, a sign the increase in import costs from previous yen falls was dissipating.

It looks like next year might be a good time to cut the carbohydrates as a drought - fueled jump in wheat costs will make bakery goods the food items with the biggest price gains for U.S. consumers.

Be careful, however, not to price too many items this way or you'll find nothing left for yourself at the end of the year.

Strong Buying Power: We are constantly overseeing prices and negotiating all items to put franchisees in the best position for success.

The software automatically changes prices for the items on sale to guarantee that they stay competitive, but in this instance, it generated a self - reinforcing loop in which goods were automatically re-priced down to a penny.

For example, if your cost on an item is $ 1, your selling price will be $ 2.

For B2C, the general rule of thumb is that the higher the item ticket price, the longer the sales cycle.

To get around this constraint, McDonald's employs a barbell strategy for pricing — Dollar Menu items on one end of the spectrum and premium items (the McWrap, Mighty Wings) on the other.

Retailers looking to maximize revenue understock their shelves to increase demand or hike prices on coveted items for last - minute shoppers.

The company is now trying a strategy of deliberately keeping inventory low and selling products at full price in order to foster an air of exclusivity, thereby encouraging consumers to spend for fear the desired items will sell out.

For two days only, you can save 25 % on any one item on West Elm — even if it's full priced.

Grocery stores — whether your local store or a big - box chain — have tons of items in stock and many for a fair, reasonable price.

Instead, Lululemon offers fewer items to create the perception of scarcity, resulting in «fanatical» shoppers, and 95 percent of merchandise selling for full - price CEO Christine Day told the WSJ.

Shoppers will be able to easily find the best price for an item and communicate with chatbots for quick customer service.

Whole Foods did do plenty of other (official) promotion for Amazon's Whole Foods merger, including deep price cuts on popular items and displays of its Echo speakers, but the meat font was all meat - counter ingenuity.

«For commodity products with low differentiation, where price is higher on the list and it's a smaller item that's easy to deliver, that's probably something that Amazon can be competitive at,» Hammond said.

Just upload your rentable items, set a price, and wait for requests.

Amazon previously charged 15 percent on all grocery items, but will now charge only 8 percent on the lower - priced goods for at least the next year.

The online retailer, whose purchase of Whole Foods will close on Monday, said in a press release on Thursday that it would immediately cut prices on a selection of best - selling basic items, with more to follow, and down the line will make Amazon Prime the loyalty program for Whole Foods, offering members special deal and other perks in stores.

He's endorsed policies like direct drug price negotiation in Medicare (usually a Democratic wish list item that's despised by drug makers) while simultaneously promising to slash other regulations on the biopharma industry; he famously promised «insurance for everybody» yet ostensibly supports benefit cuts and a rollback of the Medicaid expansion, which has covered millions of the poorest Americans.

Just going to Augusta, Georgia is a bucket list item for most fans but the added allure of seeing one of the best golfers in history is causing tickets to break new price records.

Rosenberg has also raised the prices on menu items to make up for his no - tip policy.

Amazon could improve the grocery shopping experience at Whole Foods and online by making it easier for shoppers to rate and review food items as well as compare prices, said Brent Shelton, online shopping expert at price comparison website FatWallet.com.

Note: While we've listed the regular price for each item, you're likely to find some (if not all) of these gadgets on sale at a number of retailers during the holiday rush.

Backcountry For a limited time, you can save 20 % on one full - price item when you use the code «BC20PERCENT.»

The 128 - year - old beauty company, known for products such as Skin - So - Soft and ANEW skincare, has been hit by a triple whammy: the rise in sales of low - priced beauty products at mass - market chains such as Walgreen (WAG) and Dollar General (DG), the apparent obsolescence of its direct - selling model for beauty items, and ill - advised forays into fashion, jewelry and pricier skincare products that alienated many customers.

Buyers can search for items close to where they are, or filter by price, and message sellers to meet in person.

Users can also search for specific items and filter results by location, category (i.e. electronics or apparel), or price.

Duties, brokerage fees and shipping costs for products that were already priced higher here than in the U.S. made purchasing items online a miserable and expensive endeavour — assuming shoppers could even find what they were looking for in the first place.

If it will be used daily, or several times per day, and you plan on keeping it for years to come, then you'll want to consider the quality of the item along with the price and determine if spending more makes sense.

Amazon.com Inc added a new feature to its website on Tuesday that allows customers to bid for lower prices on more than 150,000 items, including fine art and rare coins, sold by third - party vendors.

That cost can come two ways: some delivery companies slightly inflate the price for grocery items (as Urbery does, plus a delivery fee) and / or charge delivery fees from $ 3.99 to $ 9.99 (as in Instacart's case).

Items that can be negotiated now include an 1863 document signed by U.S. President Abraham Lincoln sold for $ 150,000 and a mint - condition baseball signed by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig with a nearly $ 10,000 price tag.

It's what every small retailer fears: Customers come into their shops to check out a product in person... and then scan their mobile phones for better prices online, ultimately buying the item for a cheaper price somewhere else.

Each listing includes the item (s) to be delivered, the number of miles from point A to point B, and the price to be paid, explains David Hater, a 50 - year - old retired Army officer who's delivered more than 400 gigs for Roadie, earning anywhere from $ 8 for a local delivery to $ 400 for «delivering a few extra boxes and making a stop or two along the way» on interstate trips.

In that time, an item might go out of stock and make your choice for you, you might be offered a retailer coupon by email, or the price might drop.

Roadie sets the price for each gig based on the urgency, size of the item, and distance, Hater explained in an email to Business Insider.

The tech supporting the marketplace had to be updated, he explained, to optimize pricing, classification (to be sure a bike helmet is not categorized as a hockey helmet, for example), and payment to the vendor, not to mention loading data about a seller's items into 350 fields of information on the Walmart site.

The first item's placement on the shelf implies it's for sale but the price tag makes it clear.

Miniso's pitch to customers of «aesthetics and intelligent design» that will «enrich» their lives taps into that, with the added promise of rock - bottom prices, making it something of a stylish Dollarama — the storefront window has a large sign proclaiming «$ 2.99, High Quality Life» and items in the store retail for anywhere from $ 1.50 to $ 25.

The robots go up and down the aisles, scanning for out - of - stock items, incorrect prices and wrong or missing labels.