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    Unit 31

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    retailers that I have chosen are Primark, which are a department store, and JD sports which are a franchise. These two retailers have both their advantages and disadvantages individually as retailers and it is my task to explain and point out these advantages and disadvantages. Primark is a department store, a department store characteristic features include * Large-scale retail stores * More than one department under one roof * Each department specialises in a particular kind of trade

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    The Beginning of Macy’s

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    The Beginning of Macy’s In 1858 Rowland Hussey Macy founded what is known today as Macy’s Department Store in New York City. The company is a mid-range to upscale chain of department stores that target middle to high level incomes. On November 25, 1929 Federated Department Stores was a new American retail company that was a combination of Bloomingdale’s, Filene’s of Boston, Abraham & Straus of Brooklyn, and F&R Lazarus & Company of Ohio. They all agreed to still keep separate identities but would

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    (513)328-0115 Executive summary: Macy’s Inc. is one of the oldest enterprises in the United States, belonging to the department stores industry. (Hoovers.com) It is a national brand, owning 850 department stores. During the development of the company, there had several key decisions that were beneficial for the company. However, in recent years, the competitions in department stores industry become more and more serious. Due to the economy downturn period, Macy’s and many other retailers were suffering

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    embedded in our national pass times and has become more than just a retailing store. Its long history of retailing is over 150 years old. It was founded in 1843 by Rowland Hussey Macy in Harverhill, Massachusetts and was not originally a retailing store. Originally, Rowland targeted the mill industry and it employees and opened four dry good stores. Unfortunately early success did not come for Macy as the company’s first stores actually all failed. Luckily, Mr. Macy was a resilient man who learned from

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    sex, status, income, preferences because I am going to sell products which are consumed every day. After defining the name, the goals and the mission statement of my corporation, my first move was to find a good location for building up my department stores. Therefore I chose a city with a maximum number of potential customers (large population), with low

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    UAB “Rimi Lietuva” organizational structure consist of eight departments: human resourse, marketing, public relation, commerce or brand management, finance, quality and supply, real estate and markets management – all these departemnts are essiantial to ensure successful companies work and development. All stores are devided into four regions and each region has one manager. For who each stores director and assistant of director are directly responsible for the region managers who are working with

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    who owned a shoe repair shop in downtown Seattle. A partnership was formed between the two and they opened the shoe store Wallin & Nordstrom. The company’s philosophy was based on exceptional customer service, selection, quality and value. This focus helped the company establish a competitive advantage in the shoe market. The company was very successful and they opened a second store in 1923. In 1928, John retired and sold his share of the company to his sons Everett and Elmer. Carl Wallin retired

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    sales staff can be easily placed into different departments as the demands shift between product categories due to seasonal trends, advertised sales, or employee emergencies. The second step is the longest and most detailed. The creation of a web-based supply chain will be created and carried on a mainframe computer located at the head office. Sears will have access to customer information, sales trends, supplier conditions, employee records, single-store demographics, and product information. The data

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    Apparel Industry Australia

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    and innovation. The international fashion and apparel industry presence in Australia is noticeably less than other western markets, such as Canada or Japan. For example, large international firms such as H&M, Zara, Top Shop or The Gap do not have stores in Australia. However, as economies begin to recover from the global financial crisis, The Gap, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Zara have expressed interest in the Australian marketplace. 2.4 Canadian Position Canadian fashion and apparel is regarded as

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    Company Overview: J. C. Penney Corporation, Inc, also known as JCPenney, is a chain of American department stores specializing in selling affordable clothing, shoes, accessories, and home decor for the entire family. For more than a century, JCPenney has been a regular shopping destination and a dependable retailer for the American family. In 1902, the department store was founded by James Cash Penney and was established on the principle of the Golden Rule. Over the years, the company has developed

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