The presentation described the scene as "random assortments shoved into fixtures."
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Fashion companies, like Madewell and J. Crew, added beauty assortments recently.
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We are continuing to build out our shade ranges and product assortments.
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The specialties of the house are cordon bleus of various meaty assortments.
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Yet, Amazon hasn't succeeded in amassing the same product assortments as Home Depot.
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There's no denying that these types of assortments are traditionally associated with a gift.
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Wirecutter has recommendations for gift baskets that go beyond bland fruit-and-nut assortments.
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Some of the areas targeted for cost cutting include shipment, technology and online product assortments.
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In turn, this results in shifting financial conditions, new private developments and new service assortments.
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Her Passover assortments include 10-plagues pops and marzipan matzos in various shapes and sizes.
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Even for most traditional retailers, the vast majority of assortments for plus exist online only.
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Selman and Rihanna created two separate holiday-themed assortments: Down The Aisle and Locket Down.
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They look like a mosaic in the box: Truffolettes, $20 to $69 for assortments, truffolie.com.
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Many had assortments of tops, dresses and pants in stores that were uninspiring, analysts said.
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This is how the organic food assortments we have in our grocery stores came to life.
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Foulkes told Reuters that a continuing priority is to improve product assortments with more modern merchandise.
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Diptyque candle jars, their waxy remnants scooped out, used to hold assortments of lipsticks and makeup brushes.
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His "ASMR tapping" video has more than 17 million views, and he also does popular sound assortments.
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With plan-packed weekends and picnics on our minds, these fruity assortments are right up our summertime ally.
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With an assortments of hurdles still to clear, Obama's signature legislative achievement looks safe -- at least for now.
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"Our assortments have become too repetitive, so the consumers could not see a very big difference," he said.
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Additionally, the brand will carry small assortments of its own sunglasses and sandals, priced in the mid-$100s.
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She is now its senior merchandising specialist, curating assortments of Etsy goods and promoting Etsy to the wider world.
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The bookseller faces heightened competition from the likes of Amazon Books and other retailers moving their book assortments online.
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"Being the large player allows Dick's to negotiate assortments, margins, returns and markdown allowances better than others," Poser said.
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Small-batch distilleries are supplementing their product assortments with hand sanitizers that meet the CDC's 60 percent alcohol guidelines.
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In future, firms that comb purchase histories and search data may be able to send more reliably pleasing product assortments.
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Today, Barnes & Noble faces heightened competition from the likes of Amazon Books and other retailers moving their book assortments online.
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The marzipan is made with only ground almonds and cane sugar, no corn syrup: Passover assortments, $15 to $38, marzipops.com.
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You can combine a number of assortments to produce a wide variety of doughnut options, according to the shop's website.
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E-commerce platforms, including Amazon, haven't yet succeeded in amassing the same product assortments — from lumber to outdoor grills — online.
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Other counters and shelves are filled with stacks of chocolate and nut bark and boxed assortments ready for gift-giving.
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So, in an effort to streamline your browse, we've rounded up those bookmark-worthy shops reliable for their on-point assortments.
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The move mirrors other retailers refining their beauty assortments based on younger shoppers' shifting preferences and bringing online brands into their stores.
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Bed Bath plans to roll out roughly 40 "working labs" where it is testing various initiatives, like different assortments and product layouts.
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All are made in New Jersey; sold online by the piece, in boxes and assortments; and are gluten-free and kosher pareve.
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AND THE CHANGES THAT WE HAVE MADE HERE, IN BOTH IN THE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE AS WELL AS ASSORTMENTS IS LIFTING THE BUILDING.
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"We like the complementary product assortments, complementary customer bases, potential for synergies," Robert W. Baird & Co analyst Mark Altschwager wrote in a note.
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As we move into new neighborhoods, we're getting better and better at curating and localizing assortments, understanding how to operate in various markets.
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But Heather Reisman is taking her Indigo bookstores, and their assortments of artisanal soup bowls, crystal pillars and pillows into the United States.
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It has also worked on inventory management and is offering more on-trend product assortments as part of a turnaround plan to boost profit.
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In a future where mass merchants like Amazon become the Walmart of the internet (with all the same assortments), how will DNVBs differentiate themselves?
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That is that some of these items are more expensive on Amazon and Walmart's sites versus Costco's, and their assortments are also more limited.
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In the meantime, the main Walmart app will be updated to include fresh groceries, consumables, and local store assortments available for pickup and delivery.
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Meal kits are here to stay, for the same reason the produce sections of busy supermarkets are now filled with assortments of precut vegetables.
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The pigments may help cohabiting assortments of bacteria rein in one another's less neighborly instincts, and thereby maintain a more cooperative and fruitful communal existence.
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He said in a press release: The business trend has improved significantly since we introduced our spring merchandise assortments and launched our factory store initiative.
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It does just that by shipping boxes filled with surprise assortments of merch and gear to the doorsteps of its subscribers, or "Looters," every month.
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Globally, the company has millions of sellers, a volume seen as key to Amazon's formula of providing large assortments of products at ruthlessly competitive prices.
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Dollar Tree has been refurbishing many Family Dollar stores and improving their product assortments and customer service while re-badging some as Dollar Tree outlets.
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She opens the fridge in the main kitchen area, which contains a bowl of lemons, cucumber water and an assortments of juices in clear glass jars.
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The first couple had also provided assortments of fruit, muffins and cookies to the service members, some of whom were about to go out on patrol.
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The company's lavish gift assortments in wicker hampers are also available, and in late fall, there will be Christmas puddings: Fortnum & Mason, Williams-Sonoma stores, williams-sonoma.com.
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The winding down also means Lululemon will be pulling any remaining assortments of Ivivva merchandise out of eight Lululemon stores, where it still has shop-in-shops.
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FTCH is helping to unlock luxury e-comm growth by offering expansive SKU assortments, a full suite of high-touch service (fast delivery, stylists), and a trusted platform.
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Retailers from Macy's to American Eagle have recently called out strength in their denim assortments — just as Lululemon reported a traffic decline in the quarter ended July 31.
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The Pesto Gouda and English Sage Derby are both Kelly green in color in honor of the holiday, while the Irish Cheddar assortments have been imported straight from Ireland.
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"I think it's more important that H&M keep tabs on their shopper and be able to deliver strong assortments via shopper data and analysis," said Kantar Retail's Hogan.
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As J.Jill refreshes and remodels existing stores, expands its size assortments and upgrades the customer shopping experience via technology, same-store sales should start to climb again, Konik said.
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"I am pleased to report that customer reaction to our early fall apparel assortments have improved significantly from our second-quarter results," Hayne said in a statement announcing the earnings.
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Part of that plan is to open Gilt concept shops inside Saks Off 5th stores with curated assortments, which the company thinks will be a prospecting tool for Gilt members.
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Instead of blooming bouquets and ornate floral backdrops à la Kimye, more and more couples are opting for verdant assortments of eucalyptus, ferns, and various herbs to decorate their venues.
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Belgian holding company CTH Invest, a Ferrero affiliate, said it would take over Kelsen's two production facilities in Denmark and add fine biscuits assortments to its portfolio with the deal.
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With so many variations on what constitutes higher education and even more assortments of family structures, it's no wonder there are lots of ways to slice and dice the label.
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Even if WEKO succeeds in breaking Swatch's dominant position in watch movements, the battle is likely to switch to Swatch's monopoly on "assortments", the centerpiece of each mechanical watch movement.
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Even if WEKO succeeds in breaking Swatch's dominant position in watch movements, the battle is likely to switch to Swatch's monopoly on "assortments", the centrepiece of each mechanical watch movement.
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Even if WEKO succeeds in breaking Swatch's dominant position in watch movements, the battle is likely to switch to Swatch's monopoly on "assortments", the centerpiece of each mechanical watch movement.
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Analysts say companies that sell apparel have done a better job in 2018 managing inventory and keeping product assortments fresh, but there are still going to be "losers" in the space.
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"Our exciting brands and gift-giving assortments at great values, supported by our marketing, attracted customers around the globe during the holiday season and beyond," said Chief Executive Officer Ernie Herrman.
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And the new app has a Wishlist tab that will eventually allow associates to build assortments for customers, which can be pulled into fitting rooms on visits or shopped for online.
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For instance, strong marketing campaigns surrounding new and improved product assortments and increasingly digital in-store experiences will help earnings growth resume in the second half of the year, the company said.
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Costco and Whole Foods share the least of their merchandise assortments in common, JPMorgan discovered, while Costco and Wal-Mart see the most overlap in their grocery stock keeping units, or SKUs.
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According to Oh Doughnuts' website, an assortment of 12 "regular doughnuts" costs $35 Canadian ($26.61 in US dollars), with assortments of 12 "specialty doughnuts" running as high as $47 Canadian ($35.73 USD).
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One other interesting finding from the chart above: Stitch Fix, the young company that sends personalized assortments of clothing to customer homes, is only five years old and already cracked the Top 10.
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Our goal is to turn "social media inspo" into a reality with signature assortments of stylish and eclectic furniture, purposefully curated to bring all of the most Instagram-worthy Pinterest boards to life.
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But, one Twitter bot is sending out positive vibes into the ether in the form of "emoji meadows" — randomised assortments of nature emoji with the odd animal thrown in every now and then.
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After a career in banking, she's now turned to chocolates and is making excellent assortments, many of the pieces nut-based and most enrobed in her own blend of fine 70 percent semisweet.
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If you're looking for options you can feel good about gifting, we've compiled 36 great gifts for her — from $30 succulent assortments to $400 weekender bags she'll own forever — for you to peruse below.
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Under its "Restock" program launched this year, the largest U.S. supermarket operator with $9.73 billion in 29.7 sales has been adjusting product assortments, rearranging store layouts and highlighting private-label brands on its shelves.
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Walgreens says it will dedicate space in its stores to Birchbox experiences that feature its branding, which will include curated assortments of full-sized skin care, hair and makeup products from more than 40 brands.
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Those that will survive the shakeout, Whitfield said, are the companies that are able to evolve their assortments to keep up with customers' changing preferences, and maintain a personal connection between their stylists and shoppers.
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It has a sleek counter where customers select freshly made dumplings (steamed or pan-fried), scallion pancakes, stir-fried greens, condiments and other specials assembled in bento box assortments to eat in or take away.
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Stitch Fix, the fast-growing online retailer that ships personalized fashion assortments to customers' doors, has hired a new chief financial officer who many industry insiders believe will soon guide the company to an IPO.
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For its part, the teen retailer has been working to improve its image by adding larger sizes to its assortments, discontinuing the use of "sexualized" imagery in its marketing materials and participating in anti-bullying campaigns.
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Likewise, diverse assortments drive high sourcing and warehousing costs making off-price profitability difficult to replicate online, and off-price shares are often perceived as a step removed from U.S. trade tensions as well as recession proof.
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"These strong results were led by branded assortments from Nike and Adidas as well as the resurgence of '90s influenced brands like Champion and Fila," Chief Executive Officer Richard Johnson told a post-results call with analysts.
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By keeping up with trends in the clothing space, growing important initiatives with private brand labels, and increasing its active and casual assortments, Penney's should be able to "reinvigorate" its women's apparel category over time, Saad explained.
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"What I'm looking for is companies that have strong momentum, the wind at their back, assortments that are right for the holiday as well as valuations that aren't too far out of the range," Dunn said. Disclaimer
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The supplement market in the U.S. is currently worth $133 billion, according to Zion Market Research, and a crop of new start-ups like Care/Of and Ritual will now deliver personalized vitamin assortments to your doorstep.
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"With consumers gravitating more towards a 'buy now, wear now' mentality and temperatures remaining warm across much of the country, we see those retailers that have more balanced assortments as better positioned over the coming weeks," Konik said.
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"Given poor results at Gap and Banana Republic, likely attributable to unappealing merchandise assortments, we don't view the product lost in the fire as an important loss but rather a fortuitous reduction in inventory," wrote Jaffe in client note.
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"Encouragingly, we are now having a strong Easter selling period, with April comparable sales likely up low double digits, which we see as confirmation that the customer's appetite for our exciting product assortments has not changed," Johnson said in a statement.
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While other grocery retailers like Wal-Mart Stores and Kroger have been cutting prices to compete with the likes of Amazon, Dollar Tree has been relying more on its smaller store sizes and smaller product assortments to draw in customers.
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But the countless, ever-multiplying communities of today are something different: not collections of humans functioning in unison but random assortments of people who do the same things, like the same things, hate the same things or believe the same things.
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The soon-to-be-introduced Protecting Children From Abusive Games Act would make it illegal for companies to target the sale of "loot boxes," which the Post describes as "randomized assortments of digital weapons, clothing and other items," to minors.
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Bogliolo acknowledged the company did not launch as many new product assortments in the first half of the year compared with last year when Tiffany unveiled Paper Flowers, its floral jewelry collection made of platinum and diamonds priced between $2,500 and $1.063,000.
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The North Carolina-based chain expects that this location will be their busiest in the world, and will be selling pre-packaged dozens of the Original Glazed and other assortments from a grab-and-go counter inside the store to keep lines moving quickly.
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By ramping up their focus on private-label brands, which are designed by an in-house team, and bringing in established brands that are exclusive to their stores, these retailers are curating unique assortments that can't be found — or sold for less — anywhere else.
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While the US and Dutch food retail markets remain competitive, we expect the group's investment in improving customer service, in fresh produce sales and reduced assortments will help maintain group EBIT margins at around 83% in 2016, above the 3% average for EMEA food retail.
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Over the years, she's arrived at my door with all manner of elaborate confections — a Sacher torte, a chocolate-hazelnut cake, assortments of Viennese Christmas cookies, and a billowing almond dacquoise filled with mocha buttercream, each carefully made in the kitchen of her nearby brownstone.
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TJX, which sells coveted apparel and luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana and Calvin Klein at a discount of 20%-60%, has been opening new stores, while also trying to attract consumers with treasure hunts at its stores, encouraging shoppers to spot deals among rapidly changing assortments.
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Direction is a crucial element of Sully's work, with personality prints moving from top to bottom between three panels, but subdivided into many left-to-right subsets, sometimes reading like a contact sheet with assortments of smaller images, or bands of imagery divided into filmic progressions.
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"We remain favorable regarding the long-term outlook of the company driven by: a talented management team, significant growth opportunities, industry leading omni-channel capabilities and strong brand equity fueled by highly differentiated merchandise assortments that resonate well with each brands targeted customers," they said in a Thursday note to clients.
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The most popular fireworks are sparklers and snappers, as well as family-pack assortments, a spokeswoman for TNT Fireworks, one of the largest retailers in the country, tells CNBC Make It. It's not surprising considering those are the fireworks that are the least likely to cause issues with local authorities.
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There is an alluring blend, aged in rye whiskey barrels; a haunting one smoked with pecan wood; and a pungent, cardamom-infused variety: $16.95 to $19.95 for an 8.45-ounce bottle (the Sugarmaker's Cut is $16.96 for 12.7 ounces or $27.95 for 25.4 ounces), boxed assortments are $29.95 to $74.95, runamokmaple.com.
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"Even branded apparel companies have noted in their most recent quarterly results that they are experiencing higher [sales] at wholesale as a result of clean inventory and appealing product assortments, while healthy domestic consumer demand is supporting strength at retail," Telsey Advisory Group analyst Dana Telsey said in a note to clients earlier this week.
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"As far as tech threats are concerned, the degree to which a rival (Amazon or otherwise) can find a way to replicate the off-price experience with the full customer and vendor benefits of the in-store offering is a risk," Akbari said, noting that current digital efforts in the sector generally feature different product assortments than the physical stores.
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