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1. Demand the service that you were offered by your local retailer and then

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2. The apparent profits of the wealthy retailer,

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3. He is thus enabled to furnish work to a greater value; and the profit which he makes by it in this way much more than compensates the additional price which the profit of the retailer imposes upon the goods

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4. The profits of the farmer, of the manufacturer, of the merchant, and retailer, are all drawn from the price of the goods which the two first produce, and the two last buy and sell

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5. The capital of the retailer replaces, together with its profits, that of the merchant of whom he purchases goods, and thereby enables him to continue his

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6. The retailer himself is the only productive labourer whom it immediately employs

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7. Its operation in both these respects is a good deal superior to that of the capital of the retailer

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8. Their employment is confined almost to a precise spot, to the farm, and to the shop of the retailer

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9. The employment of a brewer, and even that of a retailer of fermented liquors, are as necessary division's of labour as any other

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10. It will generally be more advantageous for a workman to buy of the brewer the quantity he has occasion for, than to brew it himself ; and if he is a poor workman, it will generally be more advantageous for him to buy it by little and little of the retailer, than a large quantity of the brewer

11. By leaving a farmer no other customers but either the consumers or their immediate factors, the kidders and carriers of corn, it endeavoured to force him to exercise the trade, not only of a farmer, but of a corn merchant, or corn retailer

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12. Those objections are, that the tax, instead of dividing itself, as at present, pretty equally upon the profit of the maltster, upon that of the brewer and upon that of the retailer, would so far as it affected profit, fall altogether upon that of the maltster ; that the maltster could not so easily get back the amount of the tax in the advanced price of his malt, as the brewer and retailer in the advanced price of their liquor; and that so heavy a tax upon malt might reduce the rent and profit of barley land

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13. “This is a charity shop, young man, not a high street retailer

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14. Sipping beer, he swilled it around his tongue and wished for a large double-double from his favourite coffee retailer

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15. A big grocery retailer does well to turn a profit of 2–3 percent; industrial concerns score success if they exceed 10 percent operating profit

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16. he reap, but he does rape the public and even the producer and the retailer

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17. Near the end of Lizzie Street an independent retailer completed the jaunt

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18. Books in conjunction with their becoming a retailer for Kindle

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19. By the way, it was only recently when I started working the top 200 retailer in the

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20. book in a warehouse, distributes the book to the book retailer, collects the

21. money from the sale of the book by the retailer, and advances the royalties

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22. In other words, the book retailer who sold

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23. database thus links the author with the book retailer and the book

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24. The customer orders and pays for the book from either a book shop or book retailer and 25% of the book's retail price is deducted by the retailer from the purchase money paid to them

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25. In 2009 Borders, a huge book retailer, went out of business, and in 2010 the

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26. and Waterstones, the United Kingdom's largest book retailer, is selling the

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27. Agent (or retailer) - wherever lottery tickets are legally sold

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28. The first item purchased to kick off the “poorman’s” magic multiplier, cost the retailer $

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29. So there’s really no need for extra protection from the retailer

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30. This could be the retailer, wholesaler, manufacturer, supplier, installer and

31. So it was unsurprising to read this morning in the business press that the CEOs of a number of record labels had sent a letter to The Times pledging their support for HMV, now the biggest UK high street music retailer

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32. Recently some grocery suppliers have been placed in a similar position by their retailer customers who use their buying power misanthropically

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33. Letters go out from the retailer to their suppliers ‘requesting’ a retrospective discount, not previously negotiated, to ‘encourage greater volume’ or ‘offset marketing costs’

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34. As a result the ensuing negotiation, with the supplier on the back foot because of the pressure created by the preconditioning letter, has been manipulated in favour of the retailer

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35. Over the weekend there were reports in the UK media that the multinational retailer Laura Ashley had written to its suppliers requesting an immediate 10% cost price reduction on all orders already agreed and contracted

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36. Can you cite a principle? If you have demonstrated in your past relationship with the retailer that your business behaviour is determined by principles (you always pay on time, and expect others to do the same, you always use Fairtrade ingredients, you never pay third-world wages and so on) then you might advise the retailer that you never renegotiate existing contracts, as a matter of principle

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37. It is easy to advocate not “banking for a day”, or not buying from a certain retailer, but this would need concerted effort from all consumers, not just the activists

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38. We are the largest retailer of cruises in Canada and offer a

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39. organisms make it through the pre-curing process at the retailer

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40. buddies or check on forums for recommendations for a good retailer

41. ask the retailer where they come from

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42. For our purposes, there are two kinds of retailer

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43. retailer who stocks products, and there is the stockless retailer

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44. ) You establish an account as a retailer with the distributor you

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45. relationship between an online merchant or retailer, who has products to

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46. He also knows that he will be in trouble for selling rare books: this label applies to any book which has been purchased from a private retailer

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47. Anjali was renting white frocks from a local retailer for the dance

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48. A person making a book purchase online using his credit card sold to him also by the same online book retailer he’s buying the book purchase right now for example may redeem his rewards points in the form of redeemable gift checks that he can later use to buy other books and have them sent over to his house in the US or send as a gift to friends or loved ones

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49. Step 1: Contact the retailer where the fraudulent account was opened

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50. Additionally, the receiver isn't going to find a picture such as the one you provide placed amongst the pictures at any local mass retailer

51. You can buy this at any retailer with your other cleaning supplies

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52. Their wholesale price was six shillings, but the retailer would get twelve or more

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53. As soon as one estate agent, retailer, computer assembler, brewer or whatever has been bought, the market usually assumes a ripple of parallel acquisition activity will overtake its competitors

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54. 5 percent premarket on the news that a top exec is bailing out from the retailer

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55. Though it does business exclusively on the Web, Amazon is essentially a retailer, and it may be evaluated in the same way as Wal-Mart, Sears, and so forth

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56. As it filed for bankruptcy in February 2005, Winn-Dixie was the eighth-largest food retailer in the United States, with revenues of $9

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57. An example was Bradlees, a retailer that emerged from bankruptcy in early 1999

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58. We've just passed a milestone: Twenty years ago, on January 3, 1972, Blue Chip Stamps (then an affiliate of Berkshire and later merged into it) bought control of See's Candy Shops, a West Coast manufacturer and retailer of boxed chocolates

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59. For example, electronics retailer Best Buy attempts to figure out which customers make them the most money and then segments them

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60. Think about what you would do if your favorite retailer disappeared

61. Book retailer Barnes & Noble’s historical ability to charge premium prices for books was diminished by online retailer Amazon

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62. For example, online retailer Amazon

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63. Similarly, dollar-store retailer 99 Cent Only Stores maintains good relations with its suppliers, because management believes this makes for good business

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64. The retailer pays its suppliers quickly and has never cancelled a purchase order in the history of the company

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65. By treating its suppliers fairly, the retailer is able to build a lot of goodwill with its suppliers

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66. If you are evaluating a business, such as a fashion or online retailer (e

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67. For example, businesses that are growing, such as a retailer, may suffer from inflationary effects because the cost to build new stores increases

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68. For example, children’s retailer Build-A-Bear Workshop had $60 million of cash on its balance sheet as of the fourth quarter of 2009

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69. For example, if you are evaluating a retail business and you use the end of first quarter numbers, these will be unusually low as the retailer typically has sold off most of its inventory

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70. For example, at discount retailer 99 Cent Only Stores, ROIC averaged 20 percent from 1995 to 1999, but then it began to drop as the cash balance increased

71. Williams-Sonoma (an upscale housewares and furniture retailer) began as a catalog retailer

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72. A retailer can be more selective in the product lines it carries, focusing on those that sell quickly and removing those that sell slowly

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73. A retailer may have saturated its growth in the best locations and is now beginning to locate new retail sites in secondary locations, which may not generate the same returns as the older locations

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74. For example, at book retailer Barnes & Noble, the depreciation of the shelves in the bookstore is higher than the reinvestment needed to maintain them, therefore using depreciation to calculate maintenance capital expenditures would not be appropriate

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75. For example, James Adamson became CEO of retailer K-Mart when it entered bankruptcy in early 2002

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76. After Adamson assumed control of K-Mart, he was equally unsuccessful at returning the retailer to profitability

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77. Conaway was past president and COO of pharmacy retailer CVS Corporation and Schwartz joined from Wal-Mart (K-Mart’s biggest competitor) where he had worked for 17 years

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78. For example, we did not invest in an online retailer of diamonds and fine jewelry, because the founder had recently passed the chief executive officer (CEO) title to the chief financial officer (CFO) (February 2008)

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79. For example, if you visited the headquarters of retailer 99 Cent Only Stores, you would see stained carpeting, broken file cabinets, folding tables used as credenzas, and front pages of newspapers displayed as art

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80. An example of a business whose management team has made many opportunistic purchases in the past is AutoZone, an automotive-parts retailer

81. Similarly, Dave and Sherry Gold, founders of dollar store retailer 99 Cent Only Stores, have lived in the same home since 1963 and Dave drives an older Toyota Prius

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82. Some high-performing CEOs live in big mansions, such as Leslie Wexner, founder of retailer the Limited (owner of Victoria’s Secret)

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83. In contrast, when I was researching the background of Dave Gold, co-founder of retailer 99 Cent Only Stores, I was searching for articles that would give me insight into his character

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84. For example, a retailer I was analyzing discovered that the reason some of its sales had dropped was that it did not have enough shopping carts in the stores

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85. The management team quickly sent in new shopping carts but then failed to follow up later when the supply was depleted again, so of course the retailer found itself in the same situation a few months later

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86. For example, in an August 2010 conference call, clothing retailer Urban Outfitters announced that it would release a detailed management commentary so that its earnings call could be more focused

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87. For example, let’s take a look at Build-A-Bear, the niche mall-based retailer that lets kids build their own stuffed animal

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88. Baron has been an early investor in many successful businesses, including nursing home operator Manor Care; casino Wynn Resorts; for-profit education providers DeVry and Strayer Education; staffing company Robert Half; and online diamond retailer Blue Nile

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89. Warren Eisenberg and Leonard Feinstein, the founders of housewares retailer Bed Bath & Beyond, had a golden rule that they would never use debt to finance their expansion

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90. Bill Child, founder of furniture retailer R

91. For example, Amazon is a retailer at heart but their presence and dominance online in a secular market sets them apart from other retailers and keeps them on a very consistent path as they take away market share from other retailers

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92. In a retailer, for example, we have to understand how one store works: what are the capital requirements and maintenance spending, how does the lease work, how does the cash flow build? This is the way managers in the field think, and we find this approach helps us best understand the drivers of the business

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93. Kay Jewelers was a growth retailer with well-known problems

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94. The Drexel analyst, Barry Bryant, was equally ebullient: "By 1990, we believe Crazy Eddie can achieve $1 billion in sales and be the dominant consumer electronics retailer on the Northeastern Seaboard

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