It's very easy to transfer things between your Exosuit inventory and ship inventory, but did you know you can rearrange the placement of individual inventory tiles?
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Also in the realm of inventory management: single resource tiles in your ship inventory have a much greater total capacity than tiles in your Exosuit inventory.
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We've been focusing on making more inventory available to more advertisers, especially premium inventory.
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It said the charges were a result of excess inventory and inventory purchase commitment cancellations.
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INVENTORY Demand for goods or machinery can be gauged by checking the inventory-to-sales ratio.
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In addition, advertisers who use local inventory ads will now see their inventory searchable on Google.
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The breeding inventory rose by 2.2 percent while the market hog inventory was 2.1 percent higher.
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INVENTORY OVERHANG Manufacturing has also been hurt by an inventory overhang, mostly in the automotive industry.
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Whereas a brick-and-mortar store can only carry a finite inventory, Amazon's inventory is effectively limitless.
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The inventory is the hardest one to envision being checked off, but pricing trends can influence inventory.
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Fitch's recovery analysis assumes a liquidation value under a distressed scenario of approximately $5.6 billion (low seasonal inventory) to $6.3 billion (peak seasonal inventory) on domestic inventory, receivables, and property, plant and equipment.
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It does that by buying a portion of those apps' ad inventory from the companies at a reduced rate, pooling the inventory with other inventory it has and re-selling it to advertisers.
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While finished goods inventory to sales ratio is showing no improvement, raw material inventory to sales ratio has worsened.
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Despite July's soft inventory data, economists remained optimistic that inventory investment would contribute to growth in the third quarter.
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So you have to have unique inventory or you have to have a unique way of selling the inventory.
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The downgrade also comes amid rising inventory levels, with the report pointing to past negative effects from inventory buildups.
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They also recount inventory challenges, including buying too much perishable inventory and not buying enough of other, popular items.
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Inventory turbulence Jawbone also appears to be having inventory problems, a person familiar with NexRep and Jawbone's relationship said.
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With HotelTonight, they just know there's inventory, they're able to price out that inventory for that traditional hotel room stay.
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So while retailers continue to waste money on inventory management, Amazon is aiming to use data to eliminate inventory entirely.
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An online home inventory service like Know Your Stuff can walk you through which items to inventory, room by room.
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The acceleration in consumer spending also helped businesses to whittle down an inventory overhang, leading to a smaller inventory build.
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It's also reducing inventory and adjusting its buying process to ensure it doesn't end up with excess inventory going forward.
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The acceleration in consumer spending likely helped businesses to whittle down an inventory overhang, resulting in a smaller inventory build.
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The U.S. inventory-to-sales ratio and Japanese inventory ratios for electronic goods touched three-year highs earlier this year.
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Between the lines: A new app means more ad inventory, and lucrative video ad inventory, for Instagram's parent company, Facebook.
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"By the end of 2016 I had $20,000 in inventory and by LuLaRoe standards I had a 'smaller' inventory," she said.
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Importantly, the company cited roughly two weeks of inventory in North America which may help temper concerns of an inventory build.
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Take an inventory of your student loansThe first step in the process is to take an inventory of your student loans.
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Swag.com also gives its customers a cloud-based tool called Swag Inventory to manage and track their inventory of promotional items.
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Simbe raises a $26M Series A for its retail inventory robot Simbe has been showcasing its inventory robot Tally since 2015.
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We need to get the inventory back up," said association President Nathalie St-Pierre, adding at this point "there's no inventory.
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Snap said it lost about $40 million from Spectacles due to excess inventory reserves and cancellation charges for its inventory purchase commitments.
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"As inventory levels reduce and, importantly, Chinese retailers return following their own inventory reduction program, prices should remain well supported," said Hodgson.
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Inventory management software lets companies carry less inventory, buying just what they need as they need it to manufacture what they sell.
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More local inventory: Amazon has to make sure it has more inventory closer to the customer to make one-day delivery work.
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Even though Peacock inventory won't be integrated for this year's upfronts, NBCU ad sales chief Linda Yaccarino indicated that Peacock's inventory eventually will be available on One Platform, which suggests that Comcast will eventually integrate Xumo inventory into One Platform.
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Mainly, there are certain items that can be picked up and put into an inventory, some items can be combined with other items in the inventory, and things can be taken from the inventory and used on something in the world.
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A large RFID drone also might not be able to navigate to see inventory stacked behind other inventory if weaker tags are used.
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The company said inventory was down 228% over the last year, marking the second consecutive quarter of positive spread between inventory and sales.
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By drawing down its existing inventory, Apple can fill new inventory more rapidly when it announces the new product in September, he said.
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Skurt fills their inventory by partnering with fleet owners — anyone from auto manufacturers with excess inventory to dealerships or traditional car rental companies.
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With stringent efforts by the company to reduce inventory, inventory days has also decreased to 230 from a peak of 248 in 2015.
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The firm noted that the charge GoPro was taking for excess inventory was small relative to the inventory the camera maker actually has.
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"There is more of a closer inventory control...Nobody wants to be caught holding inventory that could become stale and obsolete," Ellwanger added.
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Most of that hidden inventory, and for that matter a good deal of the LME inventory, is being financed by traders and banks.
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Ratios Used Reflect Transformation: Fitch measures Oceanwide's financial soundness based on its CFO and its inventory turnover (ratio of contracted sales to net inventory).
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For example, if you have an inventory-heavy business, you can be lean and optimize cash flow by ensuring that inventory is effectively managed.
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The company will make YouTube TV inventory available through its Google Preferred programme, which sells inventory for the top 5% of YouTube channels. 9.
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First, inventory breadth in the category is significant, which is an unappealing characteristic for discount players that prefer a focused, high-turning inventory mix.
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The combination of push from higher risks financing inventory and pull from physical-futures arbitrage has meant a shift in where inventory is stored.
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Again, though, holding securities inventory involves risk, and post-crisis regulation has dramatically increased the cost of holding, funding and even hedging that inventory.
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Right now the Canadian processors are sitting on a mound of finished inventory and trying to fire-sale their inventory, hurting the boat price.
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But as the economy rebounded, there was less excess inventory to go around and some brands got smarter about how much inventory they produced.
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NICKEL: Prices are "weighed down by an increase in nickel ore inventory at China and rising stainless steel inventory," Argonaut Securities wrote in a note.
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GM increased its vehicle inventory at dealerships prior to the strike and reportedly had an 28.3-day inventory of profitable pickups and SUVs on-hand.
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Fitbit also said the U.S. channel inventory levels declined 30 percent during the quarter and added that inventory levels are moving in the right direction.
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"The inventory headwind for GDP continues, as inventory-to-sales ratios remain stubbornly high," said Michael Englund, chief economist at Action Economics in Boulder, Colorado.
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"Existing approaches for keeping track of where inventory items are stored may require the inventory system worker to perform time consuming acts," says the description.
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Instacart takes this inventory information in whatever form the grocery store uses, making an already difficult situation of grocery store inventory that much more impossible.
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It'll be stored in your inventory as a "clump of weeds," and you can stack up to 99 of them in a single inventory slot.
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Despite widespread fears about a flood of new inventory coming into the market, inventory of new development fell 44 percent over the same period last year.
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Centralize and automate inventory trackingUncertainties around the supply chain are driving a need to take better control of inventory data, according to Zentail CEO Dan Sugarman.
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The bottom line: Digital TV content "with its limited ad inventory, is a relatively ideal platform for programmatic buying," the authors argue, because limited inventory will prevent a "race to the bottom" effect that exists on digital platforms where ad inventory is massive, like Google and Facebook.
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"With a sharper and more disciplined focus on inventory management, we are taking a comprehensive approach to assessing the effectiveness of our inventory positions to make swift, informed decisions that promote faster inventory turn and higher productivity levels," Penney's Chief Executive Marvin Ellison said in a statement.
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Businesses likely pulled back sharply on their pace of inventory accumulation, which could result in inventory investment subtracting as much as one percentage point from GDP growth.
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The blocked cash for land purchases has also been removed from the net debt/adjusted inventory ratio's denominator to reflect that it is earmarked against future inventory.
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The private American Petroleum Institute is due to publish crude inventory estimates on Tuesday, while the U.S. government's Energy Information Administration releases weekly inventory data on Wednesday.
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"The crypto hangover has left the industry with excess inventory – excess channel inventory," Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on a conference call with analysts after the earnings report.
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An outright drop in inventory investment weighed heavily on economic growth in the second quarter and some economists believe the inventory correction is close to running its course.
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Finally, apartment building managers and real estate developers are building new apartment inventory, and home builders are bringing in single family inventory online," he told CNBC's "Squawk Alley.
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And, yet at the same time, Google needed those publishers for inventory to sell, because they didn't have, at the time, a whole lot of display inventory themselves.
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Following the latest inventory readings, the drag on second-quarter GDP from inventory investment was reduced to 0.23 percentage point from 0.27 percentage point, the Atlanta Fed said.
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The Vancouver-based company, which has struggled in recent years with embarrassing product recalls and inventory problems, said it brought its inventory levels under control during the quarter.
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In some stores, the lean inventory could lead Great American and Tiger Capital to bring in merchandise to fill in categories where inventory is low, or missing altogether.
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Zebra claims it increases available inventory by 95%, while reducing human time spent wandering the aisles to do inventory manually by an average of 65 hours per week.
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Its CEO Jill Soltau said in an earnings call in February 2019 that she was focused on reducing the amount of inventory and clearing "unproductive inventory" in stores.
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Despite the sales environment, we were able to manage our gross margin and inventory levels consistent with our expectations as we took the markdowns necessary to clear excess inventory.
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Each day, he saves you multiple trips to the stock room to do inventory checks, because he's autonomously connected to your retailer's inventory management and point-of-sale systems.
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According to the manufacturer, it can inventory a normal supermarket in under an hour, apparently including the precise inventory (although previous attempts at store robots have struggled with that).
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B8ta's solution offers brands a physical presence with an experiential-driven store that comes with software for checkout, inventory, point of sale, inventory management, staff scheduling services and more.
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An additional 33710282% discount is taken for the remaining merchandisable inventory (reported RMI less minimum base processing inventory) to account for potential basis risk loss on their hedging positions.
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Dealers are holding 35-40 days worth of inventory for passenger vehicles and 55-60 days worth of inventory for two-wheelers, according to a survey conducted by FADA.
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Inventory turnover, which measures how many times a company has sold and replaced inventory, worsened to 2.65 from 2.72, with automobiles sector showing 9.42 versus 10.7 a year earlier.
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But Magna Global's document suggests that as coronavirus news grows, and adtech vendors block significant ad inventory associated with the virus, it's becoming hard for advertisers to find inventory.
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The company has sold its customer-service inventory to a third-party based in New Zealand, the same party that previously purchased inventory earlier this year, this source says.
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Lenders generally use a company's inventory as collateral, so they demand short cases to ensure the inventory can be sold before the retailer is kicked out of its store locations.
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This year's Q2 growth is also expected to show far less inventory investment than Q1, which got a boost of 0.65% from a $46.3 billion inventory buildup by U.S. firms.
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He pointed out that 65 percent of 2019 inventory was sold at the the turn of the year and 35 percent of 2020 inventory in some brands has been booked.
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Housing inventory has declined year-over-year for 22019 straight months, and there are concerns that a lack of inventory will push up prices through the end of the year.
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So, inventory of these flavored pods can be illegal counterfeit or diverted products or leftover bona fide JUUL inventory from before the November 2018 policy change and resulting stop shipment.
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"If we look at the ending inventory target for the industry towards the end of 2020, an ideal inventory would be to get down to 45,000-0003,000 units," Vieth said.
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Every listing is unique and requires its own sku —stock-keeping unit, which is how all stores keep track of inventory—so inventory control is something of a technological feat.
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"We've come up with our own model we call just-in-case inventory, where we keep three to four days additional inventory to accommodate for supplier unreliability," explained El-Megharbel.
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By dragging one on top of the other in the inventory, they'd combine into a single key, which you could then drag out of the inventory to unlock a door.
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A Jawbone representative disputed this claim, saying the company did sell some inventory to a distributor in New Zealand but still had some inventory left to handle customer-service requests.
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"Once the [Chinese] government believes they have filled them sufficiently, then that excess inventory and that excess demand for inventory building will lead to extra weight on the market," Cohen said.
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HP told analysts that it had cleared up a lot of its old stale-fish Windows PC inventory last quarter and that worldwide inventory levels are healthy going into the quarter.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, look, inventory swing around, as you guys know, I think about two-thirds of the inventory build came from the auto sector, which was sluggish in recent months.
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In back of the van is an inventory storage rack with a path down the middle that looks very much like what you'd expect to see in a standard inventory warehouse.
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We are just on the cusp of entering the seasonal inventory inflection point for the year that sees inventories continue to build right when the age of inventory begins to increase.
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Fitch expects the company will continue to seek timeshare inventory sourcing opportunities under its asset-light WAAM business model, in addition to modest timeshare inventory spending of roughly $240 million annually.
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In an attempt to reduce the clutter, Amazon is instituting a system called the Inventory Performance Index, which it describes as a "first step in setting a bar" on inventory performance.
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"Most notably, clearing aged inventory and inventory not consistent with the company's curated merchandise assortment strategy will declutter stores and leave room to add traffic-driving treasure hunt merchandise," he wrote.
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" At home, July took inventory, cried, "There's no protein!
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We believe that NVIDIA could be facing challenges beyond just mid-range Pascal GPU inventory ... Guidance was worse than feared due to a sizeable buildup of gaming GPU inventory in the channel.
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CFO John Olin said retail inventory was up about 2036,278 units because nearly 2000 dealerships need models on sales floor, but the company expects inventory to level out as the year progresses.
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That means there is more inventory for the Chinese manufacturers and indirectly that over-inventory will result in better pricing for us in Asia because the Chinese engine of manufacturing can't stop.
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The company also spent more to move more inventory into the United States than usual as it faces "dynamic trade and inventory environment", Chief Financial Officer Deborah Thomas said in a statement.
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"If the apparel industry is harder to forecast, there's more inventory at risk, and if there's more inventory at risk, the opportunity for this sort of buying goes up astronomically," he says.
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Weak Standalone Financials: XiangJiang Group's heavy capital expenditure and inventory has historically led to negative free cash flow, which we expect to continue in 2017 given steady inventory growth and low turnover.
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But large inventory changes are normally reversed within a few months, so inventory reductions are likely to act as a drag on the headline growth rate in the next quarter or two.
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New vehicle inventory levels rising — Total U.S. inventory at the end of May neared 4.1 million units, up 9 percent year-on-year and the highest May Jonas has seen on record.
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YOU'VE TALKED ABOUT HOW YOU HAD A BIG INVENTORY PROBLEM IN THE PAST, LEARNED FROM THAT, MOVED PAST IT. HOW ARE YOU HANDLING INVENTORY AND HOW ARE YOU HANDLING IT BETTER NOW?
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"The large crude oil inventory drawdown makes for a bullish report, despite the appreciable gains in refined product inventory levels," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management in New York.
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The sanctions' disruptive power flowed down credit lines in a commodity market that is heavily dependent on bank financing, both for fresh material flows and inventory management, particularly Rusal-brand inventory management.
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"We've grown the amount of inventory that we have, inventory and other measures to deal with issues around Brexit, totalling around 100 million pounds at the moment," Warren East told BBC Radio.
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Those factors include "high-demand products customers need now; current inventory levels and inventory in transit; fulfillment center capacity; and our ability to adhere to the latest heath guidelines," the email said.
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By having research assistants put large quantities of inventory in their own shopping carts, the researchers were able to manipulate what actual shoppers believed to be the percentage of inventory still available.
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The facility is secured primarily by inventory and pharmacy and credit card receivables, Fitch projects inventory will range from $4 billion at the end of 0003 to $4.5 billion around holiday peak levels, although the ultimate level will depend on store closing liquidation sales as well as how much inventory buys are pulled back due to declining comps.
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The inventory of homes for sale was rising strongly in the second half of last year, but the gains have been shrinking and inventory is already lower annually in some major metropolitan markets.
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"The costs of maintaining extra inventory, or the view that extra inventory may be wasteful are considered to be reasons not to hold more stock," said Hiroaki Mochida, an analyst at Marusan Securities.
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The inventory was ordered on Thursday, after an M-240 fully-automatic machine gun was found to be missing at the base in Minot, North Dakota during a routine inventory the previous day.
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Rising prices, low inventory stymie existing home sales in February: Low inventory and rising prices stymied existing-home sales in February after starting the year at the fastest pace in nearly a decade.
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ShFE inventory has slid by 81,215 tonnes since the start of April and bonded inventory, again according to figures sourced from CRU, slipped again to 560,000 tonnes at the end of the month.
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"These aircraft -- we'll call them aircraft -- are displaying characteristics that are not currently within the US inventory nor in any foreign inventory that we are aware of," Elizondo said of objects they researched.
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At 13 March 2017, the London business had external debt of INR26.4 billion and adjusted inventory of INR60.7 billion, which amounts to a leverage ratio (defined as net debt/adjusted inventory) of 43%.
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"I was basically told it had been an overwhelmingly popular promotion and that the inventory on what was noted as in stock on the website didn&apost reflect real-time inventory," she said.
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I don't see a lot of new inventory coming in.
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It has also identified inventory management as a top priority.
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New inventory data did not become available until this year.
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"[An inventory] doesn't have to be that detailed," he said.
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CarMax This app accesses CarMax's nationwide inventory of 35,000 vehicles.
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The U.S. government will release official inventory data on Wednesday.
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And then, like any good business, it refreshes its inventory.
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That has led to tight inventory and more expensive homes.
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We're working to restock our inventory as soon as possible.
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However, "you can only have so much inventory," French said.
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To save you time and legwork by automatically releasing inventory.
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We've added a massive amount of new sellers and inventory.
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And the fact is that the inventory story is correct.
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Including inventory, Ms. Reggie said, the venture cost around $600,000.
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Smaller cities still have a vast inventory of unsold homes.
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This role also manages the company's profit, loss, and inventory.
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It will resort to promotions to unload the excess inventory.
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Each service displays different prices and has a different inventory.
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Kress did address the channel inventory issue on the call.
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Inventory was down 6.5% over last year, the company said.
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The robust buying has also led to high inventory levels.
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Even so, excess inventory may yet drag down the market.
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Merchandise inventory at Sears was $2.7 billion as of Aug.
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Why pretend that it is an inventory, not an invention?
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They worked out some inventory, they dropped their CapEx dramatically.
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According to Ryan, the company had issues with its inventory.
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"Tweaking," the chef told me, as in tweaking their inventory.
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In 1984, an antique store purchased the company's entire inventory.
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This is more expensive, but you don't bloat your inventory.
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TravelPerk is getting its inventory direct from Expedia and booking.
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Oil prices dropped on Wednesday, following mixed U.S. inventory data.
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Some are predicting inventory will be lower again this fall.
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In 22014, we mostly had our inventory in the Midwest.
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There was an outright inventory liquidation in the second quarter.
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The franchisee is responsible for paying for inventory and utilities.
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They also need it to purchase inventory and replace equipment.
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Headline inventory of 3,250 tonnes is back at July levels.
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MuvingApp — create a visual inventory in less than 10 minutes.
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Sunburnt neck, sore feet, and 22016 Pokeballs in my inventory.
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We had an inventory correction, which took a point off.
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That could mean everything from inventory stocking to delivery fulfillment.
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The rising inventory may yet prove problematic for copper bulls.
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US automobile inventory levels hit 61 days supply through Sept.
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Included in that is the inventory of stuff we own.
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Retail inventory data for May will be published on Friday.
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Wholesalers are making some progress in reducing the inventory glut.
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H: Yes, we basically help our customers manage their inventory.
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How to Snag Your Favorite Finds Before Inventory Runs Out
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We ordered additional inventory and spent money on the creative.
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State wheat stockpiles account for about half the world's inventory.
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It will, however, retain some ELC inventory to sell later.
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But most of that's tied to inventory, things like structures.
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Let's consider the inventory of New York City's transit infrastructure.
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"Thankfully, real estate developers are building new inventory," Rascoff said.
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Plus, they have accessible room for impulse purchase inventory storage.
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Businesses have been carefully managing inventory amid sluggish domestic demand.
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GM had advised that its inventory would rise in October.
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Those high U.S. inventory numbers have really been depressing prices.
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Housing inventory was down 209 percent from a year ago.
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It appears in the "Key Items" section of Link's inventory.
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Inventory builds across the industry have beenprimarily in athletic apparel.
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It's probably no surprise that ReachNow's inventory includes Mini Coopers.
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Yet this is a market defined by massive legacy inventory.
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Another related bet is Inturn, which helps move excess inventory.
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End of quarter inventory of NdPr products was 323 tonnes.
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"Inventory accumulation can melt away in an instant," he said.
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That's because Bungalow taps into the city's underutilized housing inventory.
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For a while I just putter around in my inventory.
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Headline inventory of 271,250 tonnes is back at July levels.
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The U.S. government will issue official inventory data on Wednesday.
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WE'RE TOO AGGRESSIVE ON BUILDING INVENTORY INTO A WEAKENING MARKET.
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The reasons for the tight inventory vary, Ms. Gudell said.
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Some critics also argue Concho didn't need the additional inventory.
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High prices are the result of very, very low inventory.
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Retailers are sectioned off throughout the floor, keeping inventory organized.
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There had never been an inventory of all these elements.
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Here, you have to have a global reputation, global inventory.
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They went out of business, and I bought their inventory.
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There is also oil inventory data at 11 a.m. Thursday.
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An inventory of items recovered by police is listed online.
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Don't stop at a home inventory when considering personal property.
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I slowly and curiously select the doll from my inventory.
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So the network gets stronger as we add more inventory.
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The third is the thing I just said: Unique inventory.
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This is made possible by algorithms that optimize inventory management.
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You couldn't have the inventory and action with one joystick.
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The punch is the inventory of flights and hotel reservations.
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BROADLY: Who takes care of all the sales and inventory?
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Only a sock was missing from the inventory of clothing.
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At 23, he possesses skills he has yet to inventory.
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ET. Weekly oil inventory data is expected at 11 a.m.
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Inventory levels represented anywhere from a month's supply to three.
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Existing inventory would continue to be sold in the store.
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After a few minutes, Grapes' mind turned to inventory lists.
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The sales will stop after Walmart sells its current inventory.
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But an inventory is just a first step, says Hoines.
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She said houses are selling quickly and inventory is low.
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Each has an inventory of moves, some of them shared.
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The transfer market and league standings can dictate stores' inventory.
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Sometimes a simple inventory can make a powerful visual statement.
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Inventory is down about 27 percent from a year ago.
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Presidents of both parties have since added to the inventory.
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The changes resulted in less broken inventory and bigger profits.
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Most of the inventory is stored in the basement below.
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Taking inventory is an excellent first step in making improvements.
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People thought Stitch Fix was an inventory nightmare, for example.
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The agents seized $5 million in equipment, inventory and cash.
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EFFECTIVELY IT COSTS CONSUMERS MORE MONEY TO TIE UP INVENTORY.
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Rather, to consider is to take inventory of one's options.
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The company even offers loans to help sellers purchase inventory.
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Crude prices closed lower on Wednesday despite bullish inventory data.
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The changes resulted in less broken inventory and bigger profits.
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Low inventory of affordable homes continues to be a problem.
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The department said maintaining a centralized inventory was not practical.
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One court inventory had listed their value at $213 apiece.
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It can find inventory problems, pricing glitches and display issues.
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"We could have sold 60% more if we had inventory."
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Javaid said low inventory is a constant problem in bathrooms.
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And Maloney said inventory orders for the holidays are up.
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Inventory increased 0.5 percent in June from a year ago.
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For homes priced below $100,403, inventory was down 15% annually.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Where does that come from, that inventory adjustment?
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Third would be a rise in inventory of unsold homes.
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Inventory was somewhat scattered about without much rhyme or reason.
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We don't have too much inventory of properties for sale.
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We don't have too much inventory of properties for sale.
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Bed Bath & Beyond also faced inventory issues during the holidays.
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We're also reviewing inventory for additional masks to be donated.
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EM: It was kind of an inventory of the body.
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Revisions to the trade deficit and inventory accumulation were minor.
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Part of the inventory build was because of weak demand.
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Hume's current inventory is valued at more than $300 million.
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"We've grown the amount of inventory that we have, inventory and other measures to deal with issues around Brexit, totalling around 100 million pounds ($122 million) at the moment," Warren East told BBC Radio.
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This will mean a tighter inventory pipeline and the one positive for the market is that De Beers along with some other big diamond names has destocked and will be keen to sell inventory.
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For all practical purposes, the inventory of unsold existing single-family residences is zero, and the unsold inventory of new homes is half of what it was at the height of the housing crisis.
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To receive it, they'll have to go to their Inventory, which can be found by scrolling over your username at the top of the screen and selecting "Inventory" in the drop-down menu.8.
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We consider many factors when determining eligibility, including high-demand products customers need now; current inventory levels and inventory in transit; fulfillment center capacity; and our ability to adhere to the latest health guidelines.
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Beyond the official inventory, brokers say there is a mountain of "shadow inventory" — or apartments that aren't officially listed but are waiting for market conditions to improve and sales to clear before they list.
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"These aircraft -- we'll call them aircraft -- are displaying characteristics that are not currently within the US inventory nor in any foreign inventory that we are aware of," Elizondo said of objects researched by the program.
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On inventory front, an important indicator shows: Cushing, where is the delivery point for U.S. crude oil futures, its inventory climbed over 1million barrels on last week, which is from 11 to 14 this month.
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"I'll say that it's at least 28 percent cheaper than doing it yourself." b28ta's flagship store b83ta's flagship store b28ta's software solution includes checkout, inventory, point of sale, inventory management, staff scheduling services and more.
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I tend to keep at least a three-month stockpile inventory at all times, but if you're just starting out, keeping a one-month inventory will still make a big difference in your grocery budget.
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And in the GDP figures there was-- a big inventory adjustment.
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The government's weekly inventory report is out at 210:22011 a.m.
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Take inventory of your kids' apps and review the best practices.
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Mgmt expects it will take two quarters to normalize channel inventory.
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Tesla's used car inventory has barely begun to include Model 3s.
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So sometimes having inventory is a good thing, sometimes it's not.
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Headline inventory has bounced back to the levels of early December.
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A lot of what Amazon is doing is moving supplemental inventory.
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By Tuesday evening major supermarket chains were reporting low inventory levels.
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In logistics, we want inventory to be moved around and manipulated.
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They are raw materials and supplies and inventory and so on.
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One way to resolve this problem is to automate inventory management.
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"Now we don't really have the inventory to sell," he said.
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Amazon offers much more, bringing mass-market inventory directly to campus.
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In addition, inventory levels and order books appeared to be stabilizing.
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They say it's too difficult to match inventory with research needs.
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The malfunctioning wells were "largely absent from EPA's inventory," Hamburg said.
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Plus, there was a "little nugget" in the weekly inventory report.
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Given the pessimism over sales, businesses remained hesitant to increase inventory.
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Your inventory is unified across your e-commerce websites and stores.
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The government issues its weekly inventory report at 22.4:21 a.m.
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Kenneth, "Diggy," 230 A senior inventory analyst from Chicago, Illinois 26.
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So, that's improving customer service, shipping and extending the inventory advantage.
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They bring a lot of the unique inventory to our platform.
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And they can do it alongside unique inventory on our platform.
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Under Armour reported a similar quarter, with worries about excess inventory.
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The government's weekly inventory report is out at 235:20173 a.m.
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It takes human employees about a month to manually check inventory.
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An inventory overhang in the automobile sector is weighing on production.
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With a software business, you don't have inventory on a shelf.
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I took a lot of time and care packing that inventory.
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"Twelve to 20 percent of inventory churns every year," says Bellubbi.
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The system also keeps track of how much inventory is used.
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In my first year as governor, we started with inventory taxes.
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Yet once that season ends, inventory levels may continue to rise.
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The company cited "inventory and expense discipline " for the strong results.
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"That is the inventory flippers are competing against when they sell."
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It also anticipates an inventory charge of up to $150 million.
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Inventory paid up front should quickly factor into your cash flows.
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I currently have $5,000 worth of inventory I'm waiting to return.
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But the forecast draw pales to the global oil inventory situation.
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So most services companies are less prone to an inventory cycle.
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Reducing inventory levels could create an emotional response in the markets.
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In the fourth quarter, businesses accumulated $8.13 billion worth of inventory.
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The much watched weekly inventory report comes out later this morning.
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At the outset Nunu describes her account as an "incomplete inventory".
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The paradigm of how inventory is planned must change, Sprunk said.
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The company has made investments to improve the platform's inventory management.
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Housing inventory increased in January but remained near a record low.
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Publishers are no longer simply a destination to sell media inventory.
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Then, take an inventory of your "to do" list at work.
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Prices fell, inventory jumped and discounts were higher and more common.
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Amazon isn't trying to cram its entire inventory into this store.
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Chinese demand collapsed after an anti-corruption crackdown; inventory languished, unsold.
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The decline was driven by slowing sales and creeping inventory levels.
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Official oil inventory and production data is due at 11 a.m.
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I&aposve advocated, as you know, we should have an inventory.
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"Excess inventory is just a fact of the business," Lazar said.
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As its name suggests, Rent the Runway's inventory is firmly upmarket.
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You have customers sitting on more inventory than they normally would.
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Facebook is running out of ad inventory in the News Feed.
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Inventory fell over 3 percent in December, according to the NAR.
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WE MIGHT SHIP FROM THE STORE AND LEVERAGE THE INVENTORY THERE.
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And, then they didn't have a great solution for unsold inventory.
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Clearance signs are displayed everywhere, highlighting the company's difficulty clearing inventory.
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Completed inventory remains exceptionally low, reflecting sluggish demand for starter homes.
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Inventory investment subtracted 0.53 percentage point from fourth-quarter GDP growth.
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The market expects U.S. inventory reports will show rising crude stockpiles.
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Analysts on average had expected an inventory increase of 43,24 barrels.
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"The resale market is still plagued by limited inventory," he said.
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The smaller inventory build bodes well for second-quarter GDP growth.
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Take a moment and do an inventory of your makeup stash.
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This isn't supposed to be an inventory of pain and shame.
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What are some of the environmental impacts of destroying excess inventory?
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Best Buy has expanded toy inventory at its 1,000 US stores.
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For commercial vehicles, inventory levels range between 45 and 50 days.
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The idea is to monetize unused inventory when it's lying idle.
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Another concern on Wall Street is Under Armour's burgeoning inventory position.
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State-run Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) started building an inventory on Dec.
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"We've had people offer to purchase our entire inventory," he said.
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N. Other owners of digital ad inventory are feeling the squeeze.
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ET, the Energy Department issues its weekly natural gas inventory report.
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Microsoft notes that its retail stores do not have HoloLens inventory.
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In India, for instance, regulations prevent it from owning inventory directly.
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Old inventory is available at steep discounts but demand is weak.
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The organization also maintains a standing inventory of life-saving items.
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Investors are also awaiting U.S. inventory data due later on Tuesday.
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"The general condition of this inventory is good," an appraiser wrote.
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Oil gained on signs of inventory declines in the United States.
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Excluding inventory investment, the economy grew at a 2.5 percent rate.
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Globally, memory-chip demand is soft, and inventory levels are elevated.
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A balanced market would be six to seven months of inventory.
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Jobs also predicted car dealerships without inventory — which Tesla does today.
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In one case, the inventory numbers appeared to be randomly generated.
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Later in the year, discounts are greater but there's less inventory.
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The supplier discipline has kept inventory levels stable and pricing firm.
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Robust consumer spending helped businesses to whittle down an inventory overhang.
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New York real estate is expensive, and the inventory was perishable.
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At a current 2000,22017 tonnes ShFE inventory is at unprecedented levels.
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That suggests the wholesale inventory drawdown could continue for a while.
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Lead can be added to the list of disappearing visible inventory.
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For Facebook, most of its acquisitions helped scale its ad inventory.
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How the world's inventory of nuclear weapons grew — then shrunk again.
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The US housing market might soon face a serious inventory glut.
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Dickson's even rented a refrigerator truck to store the overflowing inventory.
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When blood drives are canceled, that threatens the inventory, he said.
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Its inventory of Surrealist art is especially strong and well known.
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Penney has also struggled to select the right assortment of inventory.
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The inventory catalogs America's 615,20173 highway bridges longer than 20 feet.
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The result: G.E. is sitting on a pile of excess inventory.
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What we are lacking is inventory, at all the price points.
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Tajir: A marketplace to help small stores in Pakistan get inventory.
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AK Chefs offers an extensive inventory of guides for its members.
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An overpriced piece of inventory because they have quotas to make.
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In some cases, the company even lent sellers money for inventory.
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Its inventory comes from HomeAway as well as VRBO and Vacationrentals.
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That basically just means they're considered excess inventory from store shelves.
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For-sale inventory — mostly one- and two-family houses — is limited.
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Inventory investment chopped 1.09 percentage points from GDP growth last quarter.
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But that approach, called "lean inventory," exposes Amazon more to shocks.
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Tables like this have no counter, no security, no itemized inventory.
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Nordstrom is preparing to open more smaller stores with no inventory.
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We're talking about inventory managers, economists, financial advisers, real estate agents.
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Many of the 700 in its inventory originally sold for $10,000.
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Government inventory data is due on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
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But that approach, called "lean inventory," exposes Amazon more to shocks.
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Following the inventory of awful deeds, the reader is left appalled.
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Inventory investment sliced 0.98 percentage point from GDP growth last quarter.
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Inventory investment sliced 0.98 percentage point from GDP growth last quarter.
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The bulk of that debt is secured by property or inventory.
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He can also document experiments, search for items and take inventory.
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Once approved, sellers can send their inventory to Walmart's fulfillment centers.
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The company had amassed more than a year's worth of inventory.
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With Cuba's limited hotel inventory, homestays are often the best option.
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The retailer said it tighten inventory controls heading into the spring.
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"Jewellers are building inventory for the wedding season," the dealer said.
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Best Buy is expanding toy inventory at its 1,000 US stores.
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Dead inventory gets sold off at a low to no margin.
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Inventory levels fell 1 percent in the quarter, to $277.3 million.
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Now they are keen to replenish inventory as prices have fallen.
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Analysts on average estimate the U.S. hog inventory as of Sept.
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Inventory investment likely contributed to growth for a second straight quarter.
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Houses under construction accounted for 59 percent of inventory last month.
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Before injectables, she had shied away from wearing her own inventory.
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Do all that before you start investing in inventory and product.
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His original inventory consisted of two new tires and four retreads.
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The pace of inventory accumulation is slowing from earlier this year.
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I don't look forward to having physical inventory again, anytime soon.
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Jawbone also declined to explain why its inventory had sold out.
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Inventory investment was neutral to GDP growth in the first quarter.
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"They called it voodoo, occult," he said of the store's inventory.
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WE'VE BEEN CASH FLOW POSITIVE FOR YEARS AND WE'VE HAD CONSISTENT PROFITABILITY, AND SO THIS IS A BUSINESS THAT I THINK HAS PROVEN IN A LOT OF WAYS AND WE HAVE REALLY STRONG CONTRIBUTION MARGINS AND PROFITABILITY METRICS TO SHOW FOR IT. IN TERMS OF THE INVENTORY SIDE, ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE'RE EXTRAORDINARILY GOOD AT IS TURNING INVENTORY AND MOVING INVENTORY.
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It works with groceries, restaurants, caterers and other food businesses that have excess inventory to adhere to state and federal health laws, but get that inventory to pantries and other organizations that can feed hungry people.
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"All eyes now turn to the EIA crude inventory numbers tonight where yet another unexpected inventory drawdown should see the key $51.10 level in Brent broken for a move above 52.00 a barrel," said OANDA's Halley.
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"It's our aim to become the default inventory management platform for developers, and once we have achieved that we will start to monetise the inventory on the platform," is all Nash will say on that one.
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There are also some changes to make inventory management easier — quest items, for example, now live in their own inventory bucket instead of taking up precious weapon/armor space — and the usual assortment of bug fixes.
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This week, two reports will update the inventory situation: the Census Bureau's report on new home construction, being released on Tuesday, and the National Association of Realtors' report on existing home sales and inventory, on Thursday.
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While traditional clothing retailers can get hurt by under-performing inventory, founder Brian Ree says the company is able to sell 96% of all inventory at full price thanks to its down-to-a-science strategy.
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Amazon also has tools that help sellers know when to restock inventory, manage excess inventory, and tells them how long products have been in fulfillment centers and which ones are subject to long-term storage fees.
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"We have an inventory planning group that was pushing inventory to distribution centers; a merchandise group of people keeping vendors in tune to what is happening," Tom Molleur, Ace's vice president of retail support, told CNBC.
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That means you can open your own e-commerce store without paying a whole bunch of money upfront for inventory, and you can offer a wide variety of products because you're not limited by an inventory budget.
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"Over the past several quarters, our team has been actively addressing our inventory, expense and capital, and in the second quarter, made substantial progress by bringing down inventory in-line with sales," said Blake Nordstrom, co-president.
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With dynamic information about sales, pricing and inventory, brands can improve their time to market, inventory control and product design, and retailers can make smarter decisions about their offerings, making the most of confined physical retail spaces.
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" Maxwell Anderson, who has served as the director of institutions like the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Dallas Museum of Art, said: "Gallery-supported exhibitions commingle inventory that may be for sale with museum inventory.
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By requesting to boost its stealthy missile inventory by 48 weapons, the Navy's inventory will increase 50%, with plans to order 48 annually for the next four years, according to the service's Fiscal Year 2021 budget documents.
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Some of Bombardier Inc's mid-sized Learjet 75s from the 2015 inventory, which had a list price of about $6503 million, are now being sold for about $9 million, according to sources who have run inventory checks.
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They took his inventory, launched a website and began selling the product.
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Nationally, bars today lose billions of dollars from improperly managed alcohol inventory.
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We have to hire workers to truck the inventory to the stores.
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That's taken in conjunction with the several applications for sensing inventory levels.
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Prime Now today includes Whole Foods inventory in 10 U.S. metro areas.
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I could remedy these inventory management issues by buying an SD card.
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"Brands introduce new inventory in the summer, typically," Woroch says of fridges.
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I get to pick and choose my inventory for the next painting.
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For example, Thinknum tracks vehicle inventory posted online by CarMax and Carvana.
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Previously, Toys R Us would take on inventory earlier in the season.
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They picked out a few socks together, slowly scaling up an inventory.
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This will require many firms to speed up cycle times for inventory.
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A Los Angeles furniture company struggles with old inventory and quality control.
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Traders anticipated further inventory builds in Cushing as new pipelines come online.
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ET. The Commerce Department releases wholesale inventory data for December 10 a.m.
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Market participants await the government's twice-annual cattle inventory report on Friday.
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U.S. economic growth was hobbled much of last year by inventory cutbacks.
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Inventory pile-ups have already pushed down pricing in the semiconductor industry.
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"All the major carriers have Huawei handsets in their inventory," he said.
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The U.S. government reports weekly oil inventory data at 10:30 a.m.
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Yet, Gilsinger expects to be saddled with this year's inventory next year.
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Yet, the inventory turnover ratio for used tractors has doubled, he said.
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He also previously led Amazon's retail supply chain and inventory management systems.
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SevenFifty replaces that system with a searchable database of inventory across distributors.
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The U.S. government reports weekly oil inventory data at 10:30 a.m.
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As a result, inventory investment added 2.27 percentage points to GDP growth.
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OpenDoor is unique in that it owns its own inventory of homes.
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His reasoning: chip makers are making meaningful progress working through excess inventory.
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TC: Are you on the hook for a certain amount of inventory?
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Taking inventory photos is one of my favorite parts of my job.
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Operation Blessing put its own expertise managing inventory and logistics to use.
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More importantly, Roku controls 30% of the ad inventory from its partners.
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The Navy, however, no longer has any battleships in its ship inventory.
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BuzzFeed News confirmed with multiple ad exchanges that ad inventory for techtimes.
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Industry group American Petroleum Institute will issue preliminary inventory later on Tuesday.
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The government issues its weekly crude inventory report at 24:220 a.m.
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Unfortunately, Apple isn't offering any easy way to check inventory in stores.
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That said, don't assume that inventory is always up-to-date online.
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Hesterberg said the optimum inventory level for those brands is 45 days.
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In 179.43, the company imported about $2179.4 million of inventory from China.
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The American Petroleum Institute will report inventory data at 4:30 p.m.
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Nordstrom's bottom line got a boost from lower expenses and inventory reductions.
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The U.S. government issues its weekly inventory report at 252:30 a.m.
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Again, they have not necessarily maximized the sales of their YouTube inventory.
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The government releases its weekly crude inventory report at 10:30 a.m.
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It's business model includes both a full franchise model and partial inventory.
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Companies that cut and polish stones became weighed down by excess inventory.
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Inventory at discount chain Kmart also decreased in all categories, Sears said.
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The auto sector has experienced an inventory overhang because of weak sales.
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She got a notice her inventory arrived at the warehouse on Sept.
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She said she has heard nothing since she mailed her inventory back.
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Silhouettes: An Illustrated Inventory is explorable online through the American Antiquarian Society.
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Late arrivals are another headache for customers, as well as patchy inventory.
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"Finally were heading into holiday right-sized with our inventory," she said.
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Last year's downtrend, which saw inventory fall by 69,000 tons, has dissipated.
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He doesn't base his inventory on fashion shows, Fortune reported in 2013.
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The gains were partially offset by a decline in private inventory investment.
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Industry and government inventory data will be released on Tuesday and Wednesday.
|
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Industry data from the American Petroleum Institute showed a surprise inventory build.
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Foreign e-commerce firms are already banned from holding inventory in India.
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There is also oil inventory data Wednesday morning at 93:29 a.m.
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It improves inventory and energy management, manufacturing and the supply chain. Noodle.
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The current inventory will be gradually sold down until it is exhausted.
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The auto sector is struggling with slow sales and an inventory bloat.
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Economists expect a modest contribution from inventory accumulation to second-quarter growth.
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Among other things, Prime Day is a great clearinghouse for old inventory.
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Discounts were up and the inventory of houses listed jumped 11 percent.
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This isn't a Google issue, it's a digital network/exchange/inventory issue.
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Automakers aim for 65 to 70 days of inventory of most models.
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Buyers with budgets topping $700,000 also will find inventory, mostly newer construction.
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Inventory investment increased at a $49.6 billion rate in theOctober-December period.
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"We build 7 million barrels today in total petroleum inventory," Cooper said.
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But Macy's said it expects inventory to creep back up this spring.
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There are only two RC-135U aircraft in the Air Force inventory.
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An inclusive inventory is very much top of mind for H&M.
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In the past, this has included reducing inventory and cutting working hours.
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"We have now the largest bookable inventory in the world," he claims.
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He said Sears had streamlined operations, reduced inventory and minimized operating expenses.
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Meanwhile, the government releases its weekly inventory data at 10:3.33 a.m.
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Wal-Mart's marketplace inventory has quintupled this year to 50 million items.
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He blames the lack of inventory on a new dynamic in housing.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration will issue official inventory data on Wednesday.
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Available inventory of homes for sale is scarce relative to historical norms.
|
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The creators To lure advertisers, Facebook needs inventory to run ads against.
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With groceries, inventory is perishable, and overstocking can lead to huge loss.
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"Lost inventory costs companies billions of dollars every year," explains Marc Gyongyosi.
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So, we're going to start to see draws of the U.S. inventory.
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Inventory items are being traded at several hundred dollars in some cases.
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In both instances, the IAEA raised concerns and Iran reduced its inventory.
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Official U.S. oil inventory data on Wednesday also helped the bullish trend.
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The rate of inventory destocking appears to be quickening in recent months.
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There are no joy dispensers nearby, no spare pills in my inventory.
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The inventory glut is mostly concentrated in the auto and apparel industries.
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The inventory floor area of commercial housing fell 3.2 percent last year.
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You'll learn how to manage inventory, sort data, run queries, and more.
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His firm has tracked inventory data at TSMC for over a decade.
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The problems centered on inventory accuracy, property and compliance pertaining to cybersecurity.
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LME inventory holds the key and right now it looks very depleted.
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But not every market is filled with competitive prices and low inventory.
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Expressed in terms of global usage, inventory is approaching a pinch point.
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Therefore, Tahoe will have to fund its inventory expansion with additional debt.
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Prices are being driven by record low inventory of homes for sale.
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Smaller dealers need to turn cars quickly and cannot afford dead inventory.
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That inventory could be tapped quicker than having to drill new wells.
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The move lessened U.S. dealer inventory by 160,000 units over the quarter.
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It can also allow users to inventory trees in their own area.
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To avoid further frivolous spending, Ness made an inventory of her belongings.
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Investors are also keeping an eye on U.S. inventory data due later.
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But the store won't physically keep any inventory for purchase in stock.
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We added safety, financial and inventory processes to our ISO-9001 system.
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Tracking inventory is one of the Navy Department's biggest challenges, he added.
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The company has entered the Fall with the right inventory, he added.
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I wanted to be an asset-light, no inventory business and global.
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Add starring in a series, one for grown-ups, to that inventory.
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In addition, an inventory correction has resulted in factories receiving fewer orders.
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The growth rate's deceleration relates to a downturn in private inventory investment.
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They focus on optimizing every process: marketing, fulfillment, inventory management, and finance.
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Those businesses carry significant overhead costs due to large investments in inventory.
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They pointed to higher prices at Sears, limited inventory and messy stores.
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Cinematch matched titles based on viewers' tastes and the company's DVD inventory.
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A department devoted to curtains also appeared to be missing some inventory.
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Homebuilders are struggling to plug the inventory gap amid rising lumber costs.
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Canopy also took a C$15.9 million charge related to its inventory.
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Today, commercial office space inventory in Ann Arbor is at a low.
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While homes were sitting on the market slightly longer, inventory fell modestly.
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Even with significant inventory, hot items on Black Friday sell quickly online.
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The store's low prices and diverse inventory make it a fan favorite.
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It also works with new providers and inventory to expand the experience.
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The major challenge will be digitizing store operations and inventory management systems.
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It even supplies inventory to up and coming sneaker marketplaces like GOAT.
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For an hour I search my inventory looking for a weak spot.
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Last year's downtrend, which saw inventory fall by 69,000 tonnes, has dissipated.
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He beefed up inventory, added sales staff and generally increased his expenses.
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In 2018, the company imported about $400 million of inventory from China.
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They recently expanded their inventory to include bigger-ticket items, like furniture.
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The greater the inventory growth, the greater the gains in home sales.
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Auction houses have been struggling for inventory amid political and economic uncertainty.
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Karns has increased orders from its suppliers to stock up on inventory.
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The inventory of homes for sale fell 9.8% annually to 1.47 million.
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"There is just huge demand and a contraction of inventory," Covert said.
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"This includes ongoing efforts to realign inventory to sales trends," it said.
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I took inventory of my stuff and realized my wallet was gone.
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Pairing that with the Turner advertising inventory is a really powerful thing.
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As for inventory, it is low, especially for houses priced under $350,000.
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"That feeds into price inflation for the sought after inventory," he said.
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Facebook and much of Amazon's inventory, for example, work in similar ways.
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It was hard to sell a return-on-investment on an inventory.
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The four paintings were first listed in the museum's inventory in 1954.
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But in many shops, store managers were already taking stock of inventory.
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Many buyers became more discerning as inventory, particularly in new developments, expanded.
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House price inflation is slowing as demand cools and housing inventory rises.
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"For first-time buyers, there's inventory they can afford," Mr. Murphy said.
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Inventory is low, he said, especially for two- to three-family properties.
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Barrick did not specify which "key commodities" it was increasing inventory of.
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It came right when many Amazon sellers were unusually low on inventory.
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Groceries are unique in that their inventory is perishable, fragile and heavy.
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At the end of 2015 its inventory was valued at $215 million.
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" —inventory manager Charlotte Bruell "This novel pulled me in so, so wholeheartedly.
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"About 4803 percent of my shop's inventory are vape products," Sobh said.
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Save, hustle or borrow to get another $500 to buy your inventory.
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Boruchow said that up until late 2018, inventory levels were looking healthy.
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That means using Nielsen ratings as currency and keeping ad inventory scarce.
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One partner might handle equipment and inventory, the other payroll and finances.
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" In 1981, Dr. Maslach and her colleagues devised the "Maslach Burnout Inventory.
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"Inventory availability will be the key to consistent future gains," Yun said.
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There was a swimming pool; there was a multisized inventory of bicycles.
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Stanley said he was not expecting a big bump from inventory building.
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Congress requires it to maintain at least 1,900 fighters in its inventory.
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It shouldn't take long before you get some flint in your inventory.
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The slower inventory build is also a factor in weak manufacturing production.
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Efforts by businesses to reduce excess inventory have also been a drag.
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Gasoline inventory is down 28 million barrels since its peak in February.
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This week's accelerated "arrivals" break a pattern of steadily declining LME inventory.
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And the United States has the most timely and accurate inventory data.
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Moungvang said he uses Google Sheets to track his inventory and sales.
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We are in the next phase, where inventory is the next variable.
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The new players were nimble, able to change inventory and prices quickly.
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Tesco, the European supermarket chain, uses weather data to adjust its inventory.
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He made an inventory of what he could salvage from the remains.
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The best way to describe this show is with a selective inventory.
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And when inventory doesn't move as quickly as it should, sales suffer.
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YouTube is considering giving its influencers control of their own ad inventory.
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To do that, I do a four-step "financial inventory" every month.
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The Rubells offered to buy his entire inventory, more than 3,000 pieces.
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Brokerages maintain an inventory of stocks which they trade directly with clients.
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It&aposs expected to enter the Turkish military&aposs inventory in 2022.
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Paul and Las Vegas saw their inventory of homes for sale increase.
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That's because GM stockpiled inventory at dealerships ahead of the work stoppage.
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"These are great people; they're not harming the inventory," he told CNN.
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The German company previously focused on handling all sales and inventory itself.
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Luckily, Ulta Beauty has an enormous inventory brimming with such problem-solvers.
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That suggests limited scope for a strong increase in wholesale inventory investment.
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An inventory could be simply a list, or use pictures or video.
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Countercyclical inventory supports cash flow within the context of negative revenue growth.
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As user time decreases, ad inventory in the NewsFeed will also decrease.
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Analysts say Thor is still dealing with excess inventory and higher costs.
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As distributors cut inventory, the company has taken a hit, as well.
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Kohl's, meantime, is focused on carefully managing its inventory and cutting expenses.
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Walgreens (WBA) bought Fred's pharmacy patient prescription files and inventory last year.
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"It messes with their inventory and planning," said Mr. Solomito of Kayak.
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Walmart will also have robots that scan shelf inventory at 350 stores.
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Businesses accumulated record inventory in thefirst half of 2015, which outstripped demand.
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Dropping just one plane from inventory generates 3,358 years of college money.
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A $300 million loan backed by inventory isn't a ton, Tatelbaum noted.
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"We're hoping to get rid of some of the inventory," he said.
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If your kids are old enough, involve them in the inventory process.
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It is useful because you have a quick inventory at a glance.
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That is the first annual decrease in new construction inventory all year.
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It was also listed on the Virgin Islands Inventory of Historic Places.
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If you bring a new customer in, then your inventory isn't stale.
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They only have access to a very limited set of inventory, yeah?
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Poshmark has raised $160 million but doesn't actually sit on any inventory.
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"I started to think about the fact that you have all these stores adopting cloud-based PoS systems and inventory systems and, generally all their data is becoming available through their media profiles and inventory systems," Rhodes said.
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"Part of what's driving [Thursday's move lower] really has to do with an inventory drawdown, which is Apple's decision to pull all the inventory" from one type of Taiwan Semiconductor chip to prepare to use a different chip.
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Then-Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson told reporters at the annual Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium last year that the service needed to boost its fighter inventory to stop the average age its aircraft inventory from increasing.
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In a sign of how some fashion retailers are failing to keep track of their inventory, British label Ted Baker said last week it had overstated the value of its inventory by as much as 25 million pounds.
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"If our second-quarter estimate of the inventory data is correct, the inventory correction should be over by the start of the third quarter, making inventories much more favorable for growth beginning in the third quarter," said Silver.
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Auto-encoding features of images in an inventory based on similarities and differences brings about a rich model of what is available in the inventory, and the model is surprisingly close to how we as humans perceive shoppable items.
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He trying to kowtow to the Saviors so they don't kill anyone else; when Negan says he's going to kill Olivia the inventory girl for her poor inventory skills, Rick frantically hunts for the guns to save the woman.
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"The surge in investment is because many developers began construction on land to replenish their inventory as housing stock has kept falling," he said, adding many tier-2 cities are running on merely three to four months of inventory.
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That means that businesses with inventories would be allowed to deduct investments in inventory up front, rather than having to wait until the inventory is sold, leaving them with more cash on hand to put back into their companies.
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"The surge in investment is because many developers began construction on land to replenish their inventory as housing stock has kept falling," he said, adding many tier-26.7053 cities are running on merely three to four months of inventory.
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"Our goal is to always align marketing promotions with available inventory, however, there are instances where we market a product category — in this case beanbags — that might have limited inventory in certain styles and colors," she said by email.
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Netflix also has a significant anime library, as it is a category where there's inventory and interest that is mostly ignored by the more established TV providers, leading to more attractive economics in terms of cost of inventory acquisition.
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We'd buy the inventory as we sold it and we were doing almost everything ourselves, so if an order came in and we didn't have inventory, I'd go buy the product and ship it out from a local Kinkos.
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NBCU will take a larger role in selling ads for BuzzFeed with the ability to incorporate BuzzFeed's inventory into its deals with advertisers; BuzzFeed will also have the same option to sell space on NBCU's inventory to its advertisers.
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There&aposs a growing supply of luxury homes in Manhattan, but buyers are limitedDespite the fourth-quarter price drops, StreetEasy revealed that Manhattan&aposs luxury inventory rose 12.2% over the previous year and its total sales inventory rose 3%.
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The U.S. government's Energy Information Administration (EIA) will issue inventory data on Wednesday.
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Inventory, though, remains good, with hundreds of homes available in that price category.
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This was largely because most of the ad inventory was still in Flash.
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We start in women's apparel, where there is clearly an overstock of inventory.
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"Retailers are pretty lean on inventory this year across the board," DuBravac said.
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The Energy Information Administration reports the government's inventory data at 210:30 a.m.
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Think smaller, like smart tags to inventory all the crap in your workshop.
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Economists say some of the inventory drawdown could be attributed to robust consumption.
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Businesses accumulated record inventory in the first half of 2015, which outstripped demand.
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At the same time, it also ensures that sellers optimally replenish their inventory.
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It was as if Darvish wanted to check his inventory before clocking out.
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The Energy Department releases oil and gas inventory data at 21.23:30 a.m.
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Tesla wouldn't be the only automaker with unsold inventory, if Elektrek is right.
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Inventory investment added 2.33 percentage points to GDP growth in the third quarter.
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Programmatic advertising is increasingly taking a larger and larger share of available inventory.
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This morning's crude and gas inventory report will be closely watched by investors.
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They wanted to work on a completely new inventory of goods or services.
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But having to hold planes in storage consumes extra cash in increased inventory.
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Shelters can use built-in support for Intuit Quickbooks for shelter inventory management.
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It aggressively discounted lower-priced, lower-margin items to clear out its inventory.
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Lennar said low unemployment, higher wages, and low inventory levels remain favorable factors.
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But the embattled retailer reaffirmed guidance for positive cash flow and inventory reduction.
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Within the first six days of launch, Nadkins had sold out of inventory.
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Orders in California, however, fell 25.3 percent, reflecting a temporary lack of inventory.
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In a world where there is oversupply of inventory, TJX is well-positioned.
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Operational efficiencies and improved inventory discipline should continue to result in operating leverage.
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Dragon Quest Builders also pulls from your entire "cloud-based" inventory whenever crafting.
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Analysts polled by Reuters expected a drop of 2.5 million barrels in inventory.
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With no inventory, Orangewood avoids the costs of unsold goods or massive warehouses.
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He now has an inventory, meaning he can't just pick up and leave.
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First, this year we grew China inventory significantly less than a year ago.
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The increased inventory added about 40 basis points to its growth this quarter.
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To do this, I am scheduling a Personal Inventory Day (PID) with myself.
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Though Ball has never advertised, word of her desirable inventory continues to grow.
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The company said it has the inventory to meet near-term market requirements.
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This segment has experienced an acute shortage of inventory, holding back home sales.
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Features include managing bookings, point-of-sale, customer records, inventory and financial reporting.
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GM has also benefited given slow turns and lower cost of older inventory.
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Clothes often languish on racks until retailers, desperate to purge inventory, slash prices.
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Ralph Lauren's sales are falling as the company sends less inventory to wholesalers.
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The average firm in the S&P 500 carries 47 days of inventory.
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Official U.S. government inventory data is due on Thursday, delayed by one day.
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It's not just choosing what to wear, but knowing your own clothing inventory.
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The data was revealed in a weekly government oil and gasoline inventory report.
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Next, researchers examined the Environmental Protection Agency's inventory of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
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The U.S. government's Energy Information Administration (EIA) will issue inventory data on Wednesday.
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It's not a priority, but boosting your inventory is never a bad thing.
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In fact, sales dropped last month due to chronically low inventory, she said.
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It turns out that deciding how much inventory to buy is crazy-difficult.
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"Our greatest challenge is inventory and operations," said cofounder and CEO Alejandro Casas.
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Netbricks buys its entire inventory from retailers (Walmart, Target, Toys-R-Us, etc.).
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Inventory investment is expected to be a drag on second-quarter GDP growth.
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The small inventory build cut 0.33 percentage point from first-quarter GDP growth.
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Because I'm working with somebody else's inventory, I control my own pay plan.
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U.S. government inventory data is expected from the Department of Energy Thursday morning.
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For people who are constantly adding and editing new inventory, that's a godsend.
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But exchange stocks are only ever the tip of a larger inventory pool.
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It's also gone — for now — as the daily inventory swap has already occurred.
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According to Lamensdorf, the need to move inventory has translated into reckless lending.
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"We will be building inventory in the next couple of months," said Flores.
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Huawei carries only 80 days of inventory and has 188,000 staff (see article).
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A Cushing inventory rise of over 200,000 barrels is typically bearish for crude.
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Inventory continues to drop and homes for sale are moving faster and faster.
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Many more would rather not do this sort of moral inventory at all.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration will report official inventory data later on Wednesday.
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Once you pre-shop, make sure you check the inventory before you go.
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The Energy Department issues its weekly oil inventory report at 22:211 a.m.
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These services span online tools for inventory management to marketing and smartphone payments.
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In Ontario and British Columbia, there is less than two months of inventory.
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Under the deal, Shift will sell cars from Hertz's inventory on its platform.
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That, along with an inventory of other items, was melted by the heat.
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Businesses accumulated record inventory in the first half of 5.63, which outstripped demand.
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"We are mobilizing additional inventory to the region as we speak," Hunter said.
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There is no one, centralized system that helps grocery stores track their inventory.
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Each glacier inventory includes the location of the glacier, length, orientation, and elevation.
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But managing your inventory is more important than it's ever been in Zelda.
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The American Petroleum Institute will release its inventory data at 4:30 p.m.
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Inventory is down to a two-month supply — six months is considered balanced.
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They can, and you might want to if inventory space is a concern.
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"As a Toyota-affiliated company, we don't hold significant inventory," the spokesman said.
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Meanwhile, inventory soared by roughly a third compared with the prior-year quarter.
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Traders await oil inventory data from the U.S. government at 10:30 a.m.
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Venezuelan oil exports have remained stable after sanctions partially due to inventory drains.
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Google's new map ads let companies offer coupons and a store inventory search.
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Facebook needs to add more advertising inventory to maintain its robust revenue growth.
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They are staying put in their homes, not adding to much-needed inventory.
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But it'll only be a matter of time before the inventory runs out.
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Operators are at risk of being raided, having assets frozen and inventory confiscated.
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More importantly, it will also include a new inventory management and tracking technology.
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And with no way to sort your inventory, managing the overflow feels unwieldy.
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Customers are urged to throw the products away from their shelves and inventory.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration is set to release inventory data on Wednesday.
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This immediately helps combat a number of the inventory issues digital advertising faces.
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Gyongyosi adds that the system could have implications beyond its initial inventory solution.
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It didn't help that I was already struggling to manage my inventory space.
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If retail sales were to soften, retailers could be stuck with excess inventory.
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AO World said it may need to increase inventory in the short term.
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Imports have to go somewhere — they are either consumed or counted as inventory.
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Rentals are available, but inventory is lower due to the number of sales.
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For-sale inventory continued to increase, however, in more pricey West Coast markets.
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This, as inventory of homes for sale remains "unusually low," the group said.
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This way, you can focus on your product inventory and last mile deliveries.
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Businesses accumulated record inventory in the first half of 2015, which outpaced demand.
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Initial inventory of Pixel XL 128GB is SOLD OUT... NOT in stores Thurs.
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Founded in 2010, the company is losing money and can't afford additional inventory.
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Again, no wild differences between the bar's normal inventory and the Kirkland option.
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There's no time like the present to take inventory of your sandal stash.
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He discovered that he liked managing people and inventory as much as investments.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) will issue official inventory numbers on Wednesday.
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"To have this low an inventory means it's a seller's market," he said.
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The prolonged inventory build has weighed on Shanghai aluminum prices in recent months.
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The Sharks were nervous about the numbers and inventory, despite loving her story.
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The real estate listing company ranked markets based on inventory availability and affordability.
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His inventory of sounds was more like a rain forest than a library.
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Efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang have also been a drag.
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As with the rest of the country, housing inventory in Manhattan remains low.
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Although there is strong demand, first-time buyers continue to face low inventory.
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The destroyed whiskey amounted to about 1% of Beam's bourbon inventory, it said.
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The company's results suffered as it discounted some items to clear out inventory.
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Stack: We didn't know what we were going to do with the inventory.
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The stores often carried a brand's full inventory in a elaborately designed displays.
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Asayas did not reveal the actual inventory split in the upcoming distribution deals.
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Disappearing visible inventory has rekindled zinc's stop-start bull narrative of supply shortfall.
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Inventory investment contributed 0.73 percentage point to output in the July-September quarter.
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We get CPI inflation numbers, retail sales, and business inventory reports this morning.
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Low inventory at a food pantry points to a much broader, systemic injustice.
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By 1999, he saw an opportunity for profits by selling leftover inventory online.
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SO EXPLAIN PERHAPS IN THE CONTEXT OF INVENTORY HOW YOU TACKLE THAT ISSUE.
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The extraordinarily high demand for "Hamilton" tickets makes inventory reductions a good proxy.
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Guests can also see inventory levels, so they can prioritize what to give.
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When she volunteers to inventory the estate of the local grande dame, Mrs.
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WeWork and IWG, which owns Regus and Spaces, own 50% of the inventory.
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The inventory overhang is mostly visible in the automobile industry, despite recent decreases.
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An inventory shortage means fewer consumer choices and upward pressure on home prices.
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This year, that scenario is magnified because inventory was low to begin with.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) will report official inventory data on Thursday.
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It wasn't rammed full of inventory, and the apparel was neatly laid out.
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The smaller inventory accumulation bodes well for GDP growth in the second quarter.
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It enables sellers to store and ship inventory through Amazon's extensive logistics network.
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Robust domestic demand and import growth meant stronger inventory investment than previously estimated.
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Baker Hughes has $100 million in receivables and inventory at risk in Venezuela.
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Hasbro blamed the liquidation of Toys 'R' Us and unsold inventory in Europe.
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You can't, however, open the character sheets if you have the inventory open.
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Unlike Threadflip, which shut down last year, Poshmark doesn't buy up any inventory.
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The inventory was built up in anticipation of growing European sales in 2018.
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Inventory investment had a neutral effect on second-quarter GDP as previously reported.
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We're betting that this great product will fit into a large inventory ecosystem.
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