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Retail discounts of up to 80 percent are still failing to entice customers, because no one is here.

And some are offering travel and retail discounts as further inducements.

Special membership cards allow points accumulated by gambling to be redeemed for retail discounts.

This year alone, the instant-photo business has been plagued with losses from an ill-fated retail discount program.

Expect plenty of retail discounting this festive season.

A spokesman said the organization made the switch because of the difficulty of accounting for retail discounts and other variables.

It would enable an advertiser to offer radio listeners an electronic "coupon" for some type of retail discount.

In 1986, Pope joined the family business, the retail discount chain Variety Wholesalers.

The cycle of rising book prices and retail discounts is a longstanding complaint of small bookstore owners, who say they cannot afford to keep up.

Generous retail discounts and supermarket war prices for food might have helped the solid rebound in retail activity right before Christmas."

If it does fall that far, the Bank of China risks antagonizing Hong Kong residents despite the retail discount.

There are a variety of reasons for these retail discounts: the financial difficulties of many leading stores, competitive pressures and an overabundance of imported merchandise.

The Apex Card was originally started in the 1930s as one of the first customer retail discount card programs in the United States.

Venture Stores, once a division of the May Department Stores Company, operates more than 75 retail discount stores in the Midwest.

John William Pope, founder of the retail discount chain Variety Wholesalers Inc., created the Pope Foundation in 1986.

Unlike many other firms that sell to department store buyers, Gold Toe does not rely on retail discounts to increase its sales and prohibits retailers from discounting its products.

Mr. Weaver is now chairman and largest stockholder of Shoe Carnival, a retail discount footwear chain, and majority owner of LC Footwear, which distributes a line of Liz Claiborne shoes.

The figures are Dataquest estimates of what a buyer actually pays after standard retail discounts, as opposed to list prices.Prices are now seen to be about 10% higher in Europe than in the US, against 25% a year ago.

CROWN BOOKS CORP., Landover, Md., an operator of retail discount book stores, said it would probably file a voluntary reorganization proceeding under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

If you ask publishing people outside the club, they will tell you that the last decade at B.O.M.C. has been a saga of growing pressure from Time Inc. for increased profits and of grinding competition from the retail discount book chains.

The game surged in sales in April 2009, with 110,000 copies for the Xbox 360 sold in North America, due to retails discounts on the title following the release of Guitar Hero: Metallica, and actually outsold the newer title.

Whilst useful for comparing world electricity prices at a glance it does not take into account a number of significant factors including fluctuating international exchange rates, a country's individual purchasing power parity, government electricity subsidies or retail discounts that are often available in deregulated electricity markets.

Members of Historic Scotland are entitled to 20% retail discount on all products except phonecards, stamps and reduced items sold in Historic Scotland shops at our properties, through our Retail Department at Longmore House and through our website.

Mr. Scott, a 52-year-old businessman, had foreseen a decade ago a growing need for safe, affordable dormitories in a metropolitan area with a multitude of schools - and 630,000 students this fall, according to a survey for Student Advantage, a company that offers a variety of retail discounts to students.