The problem is those increases occurred only because it added restaurants — same - store
sales dropped by 1.6 %.
It's also interesting that hardware
sales dropped for every platform, with the exception of 360, but that's not saying much.
Some authors reported their monthly
sales dropping from tens of thousands of dollars to a few hundreds.
Combined with the tendency of younger shoppers to buy less, but higher quality meat, vendors have seen significant
sales drops of 40 to 50 percent in recent years.
This is on top of a terrible 2014, in which same
store sales dropped 8.3 %, revenue fell nearly 14 %, and 2,000 jobs were cut.
But if the writer can clear out the ego and change names
when sales drop or things go wrong, there is nothing to stop that writer from writing until the moment they die.
In theory,
sales drop as prices increase, so there's a sweet spot where the price of the book generates maximum revenue due to the number of readers willing to buy it.
Sales of print copies increased by 0.4 % — but ebook sales decreased by 52 % and
overall sales dropped by 22 %, presumably because of piracy.
Unit
hardware sales dropped 23 % year on year, this is mainly attributed to the launch of Destiny last year which helped move additional hardware.
See as time passes a
game sales drop we might see some PS4 bigger titles when they are 3 to 4 years old.
The resulting sales spike was pretty awesome, but
sales dropped back down to normal pretty fast.
Then, because of a worldwide recession,
sales dropped well below twenty - three units per day.
Dairy cream
volume sales dropped to 52 million litres in 2013, while non-dairy varieties rose to 19 million litres the same year.
The wearable device market is steadily gaining momentum and although
smartwatch sales dropped by more than half last year, things are expected to improve in the future.
This seems to be a case of supply and demand, since the supply of homes available for
sale dropped almost 12 % the same month.
Higher priced items that you never thought would go
on sale drop significantly during the 2 - 3 week time frame then go back up to their original retail price.
The financial crisis happened, and customers were not able to obtain the credit needed to buy a car, and as a
result sales dropped and the stock price dropped too.
In 2015,
group sales dropped 5 percent on a comparable basis after declining 2 percent in 2014.
In the book channel,
manga sales dropped by more than 20 percent, while sales of kids and young - adult graphic novels jumped by more than 50 percent.
From a business perspective, I'd wait until the summer to see how
badly sales drop off.
Home sales dropped a bit over the last month but they remain strong compared to this time last year and price gains remain robust.
The average number of days on market until
sale dropped sharply from 85 to 61, a 28.2 percent decrease.
Apple checks out at Supermarket Mobile virtual network operator Tesco mobile has seen
iPhone sales drop in favour of Google mobile OS driven devices, for the first time ever.
The company made it clear that as the Nook accounts for 8.5 percent of their total revenue, it wasn't going away any time soon - meanwhile same - store in - store
book sales dropped over Black Friday weekend - imagine that!
Although prices appear relatively flat, house sales were down about 40 percent over the last two weeks in the Toronto area compared to the same period in 2017, while condo
sales dropped about 30 percent, said Pasalis, president of Toronto's Realosophy brokerage.
The number of homes listed for
sale dropped slightly in September but a growing number of housing markets are witnessing higher levels of for - sale inventory compared with one year ago.
In absolute numbers, that meant the roughly 450 publishers represented saw
ebook sales drop from 180 million units to 162 million over a year's time.
When T.J. Maxx and Marshalls parent TJX (tax) reported the chains» first quarterly
comparable sales drop in memory in November, many observers wondered whether the off - price juggernaut was running its course after years of aggressive store expansion.
Meanwhile, parent company Barnes & Noble, which still owns the majority stake in the subsidiary (78.2 percent), also saw its
retail sales drop even more precipitously and is also moving to close more stores, the latter which it says is simply business as usual.
In October 2005, they went through a dramatic change, where the chatter was confused, and the speed of the closing for housing
sales dropped dramatically.