e-tailer
electronic retailer

But 22 percent is still lower than department stores and many other specialty electronic retailers.

And lately, electronic retailers seem to be taking note.

Many electronic retailers say these are peak shopping times.

The company is the tenth largest Brazilian electronic retailer by revenue.

Participants of the Challenge are manufacturers of electronics and electronic retailers.

It is the UK's largest trade association for electrical and electronic retailers.

Boston Consulting Group, for example, tracked only the leading electronic retailers in 17 gift categories.

"Because we're an electronic retailer and a direct retailer, the vendor only has to ship their products to one location," she said.

It is available only at the company's Web site, www.mousecaster.com, although the manufacturer hopes that electronic retailers will start stocking the product.

The merger, announced in July, would have created the nation's biggest electronic retailer with more than $2 billion in annual sales.

Future Shop is Canada's largest electronic retailer.

Buying the TV supports the electronic retailer.

Very good quality subwoofers can be found in large electronic retailers, often on sale in weekend newspaper flyers.

Since July 2012, the mall is empty with the exception of an apothecary and a consumer electronic retailer in an external part of the complex.

When a shopper clicks "add to bag" from within that window, the site does not shuttle her to a checkout page, as many electronic retailers do.

Electronic Retailer Magazine.

In 2004, Twice Magazine ranked Car Toys as the 5th largest national mobile electronic retailer.

About 1,500 electronics stores are licensed by the Department of Consumer Affairs, which received about 800 complaints against electronic retailers last year.

The centre has previously had a Jones of Oakwood (electronic retailers) and a Burger King.

The PhotoPort TV 100, which has a list price of $100, is available at major electronic retailers.

Tandy, based in Fort Worth, was dogged by problems similar to those that hurt most consumer electronic retailers last year, particularly in the fourth quarter.

Starting on Wednesday, the first of five short stories will be sold for $2.99 a download from electronic retailers like Barnesandnoble.com and Bol.com.

Electronic retailers signed up thousands of so-called content sites, which in turn advertised the e-tailers' goods in exchange for sales commissions.

Last week's market volatility made it painfully clear that many Internet companies, especially the electronic retailers that operate online stores, may be heading toward that wall.

Upfront infrastructural expenses are exceptionally high for mass-market electronic retailers like eToys because they need to handle huge capacity right away.