catalogue retailer造句

• Argos the U . K . catalogue retailer included the " PAW Patrol"
• Analysts said the catalogue retailer might have accepted the lower-than-expected offer because of a soft retailing environment.
• Catalogue retailers may see the most benefit from falling paper prices, which were hit last year by a troika of troubles.
• Another catalogue retailer, Lands'End Inc . of Dodgeville, Wisconsin, started mailing Japanese-language catalogues two years ago.
• Originally the head office of now defunct catalogue retailer, Littlewoods and named after company founder Edge Hill area of the city ).
• The catalogue retailer said its 1995 pretax profit rose 24 percent to 124.4 million pounds, at the high end of expectations.
• This resulted in high street chains Warehouse and Principles, and catalogue retailers Hawkshead and Racing Green, being transferred from Arcadia to Rubicon.
• But for catalogue retailers, who rely heavily on holiday sales to generate the bulk of their profits, Christmas and Hannukah began in late September.
• "' Argos "'is a British catalogue retailer operating in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and a subsidiary of Sainsbury's.
• In 1916 Lucile, had shown the way during the First World War by designing an extensive line of clothes for the American catalogue retailers Sears, Roebuck.
• He " got a triple, " as he put it, out of two stocks in recent years, Chrysler and Hanover Direct, a catalogue retailer.
• Today, for example, the music channel MTV and the catalogue retailer Fingerhut Companies plan to insert segments into MTV's Woodstock coverage, to sell Woodstock-related items.
• Argos Plc, a U . K . catalogue retailer, said 1995 pretax profit rose 24 percent as sales increased in all product areas and the company lowered its marketing costs.
• But the states had no way to compel thousands of mail-order businesses to collect the hundreds of local and state sales taxes on their behalf, and most catalogue retailers didn't want the bother.
• Higher prices have prompted U . S . catalogue retailers from Land's End to Victoria's Secret to reduce mailings and newspaper publishers including Times Mirror Inc . to fire staff and cut back the size of their papers.
• Federated, which owns chains like Macy's, Bloomingdale's and Lazarus, acquired Fingerhut, a catalogue retailer of lower-priced novelties, in late March, she said, because of its expertise in order fulfillment.
• Founded by John Moores and his brother Cecil in 1923, Littlewoods was initially a football pools company, which used its network of pools agents and printing company ( founded in 1928 ) to establish itself as a catalogue retailer from 1932 onwards.
• Even catalogue retailers, who rely heavily on the holiday season to lift them through the rest of the year, are worried, because they have been hurt badly by big increases in paper cost and, to a lesser degree, postal rates.
• The U . K . catalogue retailer's pretax profit rose 24 percent to 124.4 million pounds ( $ 190.3 million ), at the high end of expectations, compared with 100.2 million pounds a year earlier.
• Oliver Sharp, who left Microsoft to become the chief technology officer at iTurf, a Web site and catalogue retailer for teenagers, says that without integrated systems firms cannot assess what people are doing on their site or the value of an advertisement.