Sentences with phrase «from items sold»

According to the Art Newspaper, the court's decision means that the Franz West Private Foundation must turn over all remaining assets and proceeds from any items sold since the artist's death to his two children and their legal guardian.

Animal Aid depends solely on donations and money earned from items sold in the Thrift Store to cover their costs.

Simply order a Clean Out bag and they'll ship it to you, you fill it up with items not working for you anymore (be sure to check which types of items they do and don't take) and the bag gets shipped back, items put on sale and you can earn a payout from items sold.

Fringe & Lace is a Nashville based online boutique focused on keeping their price point under $ 100 while highlighting up - and - coming designers and empowering women in third - world countries through profit sharing from items sold through their site.

I recently read with interest that Real Food for Kids - Montgomery (RFKM), a parent group in the Montgomery County (MD) Public School system, has persuaded the district to eliminate Baked Doritos and Baked Cheetos from items sold to students a la... [Continue reading]

I recently read with interest that Real Food for Kids — Montgomery (RFKM), a parent group in the Montgomery County (MD) Public School system, has persuaded the district to eliminate Baked Doritos and Baked Cheetos from items sold to students a la carte.

Be that as it may, there are signs that direct selling is an antiquated way of hawking beauty products, even beyond Avon - specific issues: according to the Direct Selling Association, revenue across the industry from items sold in this manner rose 3 % to $ 32.67 billion last year.

Kouzina takes a six per cent cut from every item sold on the app.

Not exact matches

A number of the items sold at Story come from local retailers and artists.

UPS took a stake in Optoro last year, as the company, like FedEx, tries to generate revenue from not only returns but from placing unwanted items in channels where they're most likely to sell.

«The most important thing is to keep throwing ideas out there to find what resonates,» Lindland says, noting that new products are sourced quickly from San Francisco sew shops in limited - edition runs, so that even Betabrand's less popular items sell out within a few months.

Fancy recently pivoted its business from being a first - party merchant (storing inventory and shipping it to customers) to a third party merchant, where other businesses promote, sell and ship their own items to Fancy's users.

There are many options, ranging from listing a few items on an existing site such as eBay, to establishing your own website to sell the complete line of goods you carry in your own store.

Musk is selling a Boring Company hat for $ 20; it's the first official swag item from the billionaire's new tunneling company.

Why your business needs to do this: Recession proofing your business is a challenge, but if you want to prevent the economy from impacting your business, you should focus on selling an essential product or service and tighten your budget so that you don't spend money on items that aren't needed.

This is a far cry from the early days of the bitcoin craze, when the currency was largely linked with the now - shut down «Silk Road,» which was allegedly used to sell drugs and other illicit items.

Once only available by ordering directly from the company, over 90 % of the items hawked in informercials are now sold through stores like Walmart and Bed, Bath and Beyond.

But instead of bringing expansive, overwhelming menus to people in smaller cities, Good Uncle wants to cook and sell just a few items from the world's most iconic restaurants — the two most popular salads from a place like Sweetgreen, for example, or the most popular pizza from Roberta's in Brooklyn — in smaller, non-NFL cities, like New Haven or Syracuse, places that have dense populations but lack easy access to great food.

From simple soap making to furniture making, with just a little work you can have a steady supply of homemade items to sell on sites such as eBay, Craigslist, or at a community sale.

And so she began selling non-vintage items, sourcing them from vendors in L.A. and curating them carefully to stay true to the Nasty Gal aesthetic.

When you list an item on eBay, you're charged an Insertion Fee ranging from 25 cents to $ 4.80, depending on the item's selling price.

eBay Stores let you sell your fixed - price and auction items from a unique destination on eBay.

Rather than buy (and then store) all those infrequently used items like camping equipment and soldering irons, why not rent them from a service?

Not every buyer was that interested in bidding, so posted retail prices emerged and quickly overtook both share in items sold and revenue from auctions.

Walmart.com now sells 15 million different kinds of items, up from 8 million just a few months ago.

A divorced mother living without electricity, she teamed up with Burt Shavitz, a reclusive beekeeper, and in 1984 began selling items made from beeswax.

At its peak, the company, which sold knick knacks, gadgets and monogrammed consumer items that Vernon sourced from buying trips around the world, had sales of close to $ 300 million.

A technical issue prevented Facebook (fb) from properly filtering posts on Marketplace — the company's Craigslist - like feature that allows users to buy and sell items within the Messenger app.

Then on the following Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, she ships out sold merchandise from the previous week and begins listing items for the coming weekend.

A big selling point of See's is that all its ingredients, from Guittard chocolate to Mariani shelled walnuts, are fresh and local; the only items from outside the country are pine nuts and vanilla.

«So the items we looked at were ones that Goop either sells directly on their site or has the potential to profit from because they have links to third - party sites.»

The e-commerce goliath is trying out an online marketplace selling 3 - D printed consumer goods, from fashion jewelry pieces to home decor items and tech accessories.

For vendors selling complex big - ticket items, website leads remind me of the bingo cards from trade shows.

Amazon sells everything from books to groceries to electronics the company makes itself, offering customers the option of receiving items as soon as just a few hours after they order.

The startup photographs everything from coins to cars, then prices, stores, and sells the items on its site.

A credit line, offered by a growing number of barter exchanges, is basically an extension of barter credits, which allow a business to buy essential items from other network members before selling its own goods into the system.

Yum's net income jumped 48 % to $ 622 million, or $ 1.56 per share, helped by lower taxes, gains from selling restaurants to franchisees, lower food and paper costs and other items.

Chico's said it could begin selling items from White House Black Market and Soma via Amazon, «as the new business channel gains traction.»

It was high praise from a man who made his fortune selling items far less lofty than the Olympic spirit.

Once the item has been sold, the company ships the product from their warehouse.

One client hired my team because after the owner was interviewed by a popular magazine, the company went from selling 100 items a day to 1,000.

Contrary to the assumption that T. J. Maxx sells overstock or discards from fancy foods stores, like Williams - Sonoma or Macy's, T. J. Maxx often acquires items that are specially produced just for them.

Fab.com will focus on selling a wide assortment of items from other designers and retailers with an emphasis on «design gifts and collectibles,» Goldberg said.

There, you will sell excess inventory, then buy the items you think you'll need from the stores there.

Retailers don't have to accept this reduced effectiveness as the cost of doing business on social media, several apps exist that make it possible to sell items directly from the Facebook platform.

Our clients sell everything from $ 1 items to $ 700,000 construction equipment — and everything in between.

Sophia Amoruso famously founded the retailer Nasty Gal, growing it from an eBay store that sold vintage items to a darling of the fashion world that was seeing more than $ 300 million in sales at one p

This is a work - from - home seasonal business, so they also sell member perks to membership groups and fundraising incentive items to non-profit organizations.

Gamers who purchase in - game items will have the autonomy to remove the ERC - 721 tokens from the game — much like withdrawing coins from a cryptocurrency exchange — and sell them to other players or even transfer them into other video games that use a compatible in - game item system.

Darknet markets are said to bring in tens of millions of dollars of revenue per month from those who wish to buy and sell mostly illegal items on the Internet, and those numbers could improve as new technologies improve the shopping experience.