merchandise market

The plan calls for four large office towers, a complex of theaters, a hotel and a wholesale merchandise market.

Meanwhile, state officials said they were in difficult negotiations with a developer for the proposed merchandise market. '

The letter of credit does not cover compensation costs associated with the proposed hotel or the merchandise market, whose future is still not clear.

The department, which issued the concession for the food and merchandise market, also ordered that stalls already built be completely redesigned to meet regulations.

The Simpsons has become possibly the most successful work of animation ever made, and has also dominated the merchandise markets as well.

But his company also estimates that department stores' share of the general merchandise market will slip another 2 percentage points by the middle of the decade.

It will also open international television and merchandising markets - and perhaps provide a pool of players in the event of labor strife.

Experts say no, noting that the the stores' share of the general merchandise market has declined much less than prominent bankruptcy filings would seem to indicate.

A merchandise market and hotel are planned for the east side of Eighth Avenue at 42d Street, but no developers have been found.

Record Company Interest The prospect of an even broader music merchandising market has record companies scrambling for a piece of the action.

One objection is that the plan is proceeding for the office towers even though no developers have been found for the proposed hotel and merchandise market.

Stoney Creek Falls is what the New Age merchandise market, where it originated, calls a "calming device."

In this research, High Point's ability to capture the global furniture merchandising market is said to signal a new era in what is possible for small cities.

Such was Morcom's popularity in Adelaide that he was featured in some of the earliest sports merchandise marketing in South Australia.

"The railroads were getting better," John E. Philp, the vice president of merchandise marketing for the Union Pacific, recalled, "while the motor carriers were having problems.

The licensed merchandise market has been swooning, but the N.B.A. market was laid low by the lockout and has been hurt again by Jordan's farewell.

Bradford Kelleher (July 31, 1920 - October 31, 2007) reinvented the Metropolitan Museum of Art's gift shop and merchandise marketing program in the 1960s.

Foster attended the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in 1994, followed by a Merchandising Marketing major in Los Angeles.

The project is to include four office towers of 32 to 57 stories, a hotel, a merchandise market and the renovation of historic 42d Street theaters that are now pornographic and action movie houses.

The Showring hosts a Farmer's Market on Wednesdays and Saturdays and a Merchandise Market on Saturdays and Sundays.

Court Ruling Awaited In addition to the office towers, the plan calls for a hotel, a wholesale merchandise market and the renovation of 42d Street theaters now showing mostly pornographic and action movies.

Those eager to relegate the stores to a retailing museum can cite a long list of failed emporiums, yet the traditional department store's share of the general merchandise market has declined less than bankruptcies would seem to indicate.

ITEM: Just a few weeks after Richard D. Bernard learned that his job as manager of merchandise marketing at NBC would be eliminated last May, he was given a shot at another position in the company.

To the Editor: "Department Stores' Fate" states: "Yet the traditional department store's share of the general merchandise market has declined much less than the highly visible bankruptcies of major stores would seem to indicate" (news analysis, Feb. 3).

Dallas has long been known as an excellent shopping destination for both consumers and retailers, thanks to the Dallas Market Center, the world's largest wholesale merchandise market, and the original Neiman-Marcus department store, a true symbol of Texas wealth.