But for many younger retailers, selling online and in showrooms may be the future, not least because showrooms are cheaper to run than conventional shops.
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These mobile showrooms might be a way to get around those restrictions, depending on what kind of sales process occurs in the portable showrooms themselves.
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Tesla began demoing Arcade in its showrooms back in June, too, so that visitors to their showrooms could come in and give it a try through June 30.
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CNN, Fox, and NBC are all just showrooms now CNN, Fox, NBC: these are all just showrooms now with a stage to display products that they don't really control anymore.
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That could include showrooms in malls, something Tesla has done.
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So when will the fully autonomous car hit the showrooms?
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"It's kind of an extension of Ikea showrooms," she says.
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Penney now has appliance showrooms at more than 600 stores.
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The showrooms in the Älmhult store featured various furniture displays.
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Peloton has also opened up 74 showrooms and 26 warehouses.
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Meanwhile, electric and hybrid models are languishing in dealer showrooms.
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The Volvo XC90 Excellence arrives in US showrooms this summer.
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It will be years before those expensive showrooms are built.
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The showrooms provide tax revenue and support the furniture market.
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He personally went to furniture showrooms to try out seating.
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Car showrooms might seem an unlikely asset class to go global.
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To reassure them, dealers increasingly turn their showrooms into museum lookalikes.
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The Audi E-Tron should hit US showrooms in the spring.
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More Chinese families can afford cars and are flocking to showrooms.
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The firm in November said it would increase city-center showrooms.
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Its shoppers spend on average $2,800 in showrooms and $1,000 online.
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By then, the real Defender will have returned to American showrooms.
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So our model is to build showrooms which are smaller-format stores.
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Consumers are increasingly going online rather than making multiple visits to showrooms.
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Builders themselves reported fewer buyers in their showrooms and fewer current sales.
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The company only has two showrooms, the other being in Toronto, Canada.
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Ikea is rolling back one of its biggest draws — massive store showrooms.
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The company aims to get the car to showrooms by September 2018.
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Now people are doing online research and using retail stores as showrooms.
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FERN MALLIS Designers up to then had been showing in their showrooms.
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Walmart said it was holding off on showrooms for its namesake stores.
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Many companies are experimenting with new tactics, including showrooms and pickup services.
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Some have little presentations in their showrooms with a model or two.
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Many tile showrooms have a discounted section on their websites for overstock.
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Builders' confidence is clearly based on what they're seeing in their showrooms.
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Otherwise, you'll have to wait for the Prime to hit showrooms this fall.
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The Mercedes-Benz EQV will hit showrooms in early 2020, the company said.
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Tesla wanted to close its showrooms before it didn't want to close them.
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In the meantime, the 2017 GT-R will be in showrooms this summer.
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It operates 14 similar showrooms in cities in Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Singapore.
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The CH-R hit showrooms in the United States in April last year.
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"The cars are in some showrooms and people have bought them," he said.
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For most buyers, it's the new look that could lure them into showrooms.
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TESLA PLANS TO REVAMP SHOWROOMS IN CHINA TO SUPPORT DELIVERY AND MAINTENANCE - SOURCES
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IKEA unveiled a strategy shift last year towards also opening city-centre showrooms.
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Indeed, the company is opening "experience showrooms " in Lennar homes, featuring connected devices.
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Many home-design showrooms were once the domain of professional designers and architects.
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These spaces will be standalone facilities and not within existing Volvo retailer showrooms.
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Even apartment rentals are treating their spaces as short-term live-in showrooms.
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But the Civic and Sylphy sedans in the showrooms are just eye candy.
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So we've had showrooms in Hong Kong, in Singapore, and we've triggered store rollout.
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"The future is going to be multi-brand car showrooms," said marketing consultant Vijayaraghavan.
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It will then be heading to U.S. showrooms in the first quarter of 2017.
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Showrooms, charging stations, experiential events... there's lots of money needed to do this right.
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Both models will be made available in 2018 at all of Volvo's US showrooms.
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Many shops in big cities will remain, less as sales hubs than as showrooms.
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This car, perhaps without too many changes to the design, will hit showrooms soon.
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It essentially means newer models in showrooms to retain buyers and attract new customers.
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Production will begin November, and the cars will be in showrooms by March 2020.
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And of course there are some conventional new models soon to hit dealer showrooms.
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He noted that some stores would remain and turn into information centers and showrooms.
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Over all, it had more than 100 stores and showrooms nationwide and others overseas.
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There are more than 180 showrooms in all, totaling about 83 million square feet.
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Dealers for established automakers rarely see damage to the cars trucked to their showrooms.
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Established auction houses with physical showrooms have made a comeback over e-commerce specialists.
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The company will also likely open more showrooms and service centers as a result.
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He designed showrooms for Esprit and seminal furniture for Knoll and housewares for Alessi.
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Now rolling into showrooms, the fifth-generation CR-V is no warmed-over refresh.
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Similarly, the Bronco adds another S.U.V. in Ford showrooms to rival the Jeep lineup.
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Blind spot alerts are standard in just 9 percent of the vehicles in showrooms.
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But they kept it alive, brought it to market, and buyers flocked to Dodge showrooms.
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Toyota showrooms will sell an electric vehicle without the Japanese company's distinctive triple-oval logo.
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Just don't expect a Mercedes electric SUV to arrive in showrooms sans door handles, though.
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"We like building and designing furniture; we like purchasing furniture from great showrooms," she says.
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Those products are expected to hit showrooms in China by the end of the year.
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It is no coincidence that the companies that are testing out such showrooms began online.
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Likely, at first, the cars will be prohibitively expensive to offer up in Ford showrooms.
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Last summer, Walmart also purchased Bonobos, an online men's wear company with nearly 50 showrooms.
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Some have become shopping showrooms, allowing guests to take a piece of the vacation home.
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The 216-story building was constructed in 2220 and houses more than 21910 fashion showrooms.
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Some have become shoppable showrooms, allowing guests to take a piece of the vacation home.
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Peloton will also close its retail showrooms in the U.S. and abroad until March 193.
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That's why once online-only retailers like Warby Parker and Casper are now opening showrooms.
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Besides restaurants, Locust Valley is known for clothing boutiques, antiques shops and interior design showrooms.
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The Shade Store sells its window products online and in 60 showrooms across the country.
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The new locks will be available later this year in showrooms where Emtek hardware is sold.
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Meanwhile, it will expand its appliance showrooms to another 100 locations, up from its current 500.
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It would also prevent thousands of vehicles built in Mexico from landing in U.S. dealer showrooms.
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That includes refreshing its Sephora shop-in-shops and rolling out an additional 100 appliance showrooms.
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The problem is those new models won't start arriving in dealer showrooms until later this year.
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Holding companies such as South Africa's Imperial and Super Group have been buying showrooms across England.
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CEO Elon Musk noted that some stores would remain and turn into information centers and showrooms.
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Big, established retailers are unlikely to convert stores to showrooms, at least in the foreseeable future.
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Even Tesla this week said it plans to move all its sales online and close showrooms.
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I knew from photographing people on the streets that the news was not in the showrooms.
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Tesla did not specify how many of its 378 stores and showrooms will now stay open.
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As such, experts project dealer discounts to continue in an effort to lure customers into showrooms.
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The 2017 models hitting showrooms now get Sync 24, Ford's updated touch-screen user interface. Huzzah!
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The powerhouse art school alumni are filling city storefronts with world-class boutiques, showrooms and studios.
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Chevrolet alone will have six of them in its stable once the 226 Blazer hits showrooms.
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Cadillac's ELR has bowed out of production a little more than two years after reaching showrooms.
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Leon & George: Partner showrooms in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and more metropolitan areas.
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In the Frame section, many thrilling showrooms and their artists will receive their first broad exposure.
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The car debuted at the World's Fair in 1964, the same day it rolled into showrooms.
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But throughout the month, galleries, showrooms, museums and trade fairs will host exhibitions, tours and conversations.
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It is due to hit showrooms in March 2020 with prices officially starting at £27,900 ($36,000).
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A map of Tesla's US showrooms shows great swaths of the nation without a single dot.
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People speculated they would feature invite-only demos, luxury parties, and showrooms for Google's new technologies.
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SINGAPORE — For many homebuyers, picking a new apartment means going down an endless journey of showrooms.
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All five models are expected to hit showrooms in China "later this year", said a Ford spokesman.
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The showrooms will carry limited inventory so you won't be able to walk out with the goods.
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Most celebrities enlist famous stylists to scour designer showrooms and runways for their perfect red carpet gowns.
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The user will need to visit one of the company's showrooms to get their head 3D scanned.
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Ikea is hosting sleepovers at its Brooklyn, New York City and Costa Mesa, California showrooms in March.
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Tesla operates showrooms in many states, but isn't allowed to sell its vehicles directly via these locations.
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" One of the nation's largest homebuilders, Lennar, partnered with Amazon in 2018, introducing smart-home "experience showrooms.
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The business later opened its headquarters near Rome's Spanish Steps, where many fashion houses have their showrooms.
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Pulling this off meant scouting our own models, and calling in special requests to agencies and showrooms.
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O, opened 113 appliance showrooms in one week to take advantage of the Columbus Day holiday weekend.
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Even though this is the sixth generation of the Camaro, it still draws people into Chevy showrooms.
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And G.M. is committed to selling the Bolt in Chevrolet showrooms that cater to mass-market consumers.
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Not just storage sites, freeports offer art-related services ranging from restoration and framing to display showrooms.
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Giant, low-slung buildings combined manufacturing areas with showrooms where buyers could examine samples and place orders.
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Parties can create "showrooms" on the site, adding in dresses they love, and commenting on their favorites.
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Located in the second arrondissement, Made is re-using the same formula as in its other showrooms.
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Toy brands also stand to lose hundreds of showrooms in the US from Toys R Us closings.
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In the video, he pretends to shower while nude and use the bathroom in the Ikea showrooms.
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That will be in European showrooms this spring and eventually make its way to the United States.
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Their brick-and-mortar stores are being used as showrooms, with the under-performing locations being closed.
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Lululemon has been holding "showrooms" across China and is also selling items on Tmall, an shopping site.
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Further planned full-range showrooms include one in Paris in 2019, and one in Tokyo in 2020.
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The overwhelming majority of what comes off those assembly lines heads to showrooms in the United States.
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Less than two weeks later, the company retreated, saying it would keep many stores and showrooms open.
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He recorded scores of albums and sold out concert halls, hotel resorts and Vegas showrooms through the years.
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As a result, several new Venucia models are going to hit showrooms in China starting later this year.
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Polarizing ads have raised awareness (no Matthew McConaughey jokes here, I promise), and new product is filling showrooms.
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One place you won't be seeing it is in showrooms, as Honda says it is just a concept.
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The current S-Class model, which has been in showrooms since 2013, does not have the same capabilities.
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Meanwhile, Penney's is rolling out appliance showrooms to another 100 stores and will test in-home installation services.
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"People like to go to car showrooms and kick the wheels and sit in the car," he added.
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There's a reason that showrooms have always charged an exorbitant fee; they provide a buffer against hefty losses.
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"Footfall at our showrooms has fallen sharply," said Aditya Pethe, director at Mumbai-based Waman Hari Pethe Jewellers.
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If you're smitten with its looks, you'll find most versions in showrooms by the end of this summer.
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Under Kaness's leadership, the vintage-inspired clothing retailer grew its private-label business and tested out physical showrooms.
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We found that Barneys wasted valuable space in its showrooms with elaborate sitting areas and almost-empty racks.
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Within a year or two, familiar models like the Fusion, Focus, Fiesta and Taurus will disappear from showrooms.
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The company envisions opening showrooms in Texas, California and elsewhere, said Michael Mai, a lawyer for the company.
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Over all, the company had more than 100 stores and showrooms in the United States, and others overseas.
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Tesla will only take orders online, close some of its showrooms and lay off employees to save money.
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Peloton has closed close its more than 96 retail showrooms in the U.S. and abroad until March 29.
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Supercar Capsule wants to create bespoke private showrooms and garages to display supercars right in its owners' homes.
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North began selling its Focals smart glasses via physical showrooms that it opened first in Brooklyn and Toronto.
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Showrooms allow shoppers to test equipment to some degree, but stop short of offering full classes or instruction.
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But M.Gemi's stores, more like showrooms, are a far cry from a Finish Line, Stride Rite or Clarks.
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Last fall, as Model 3 sales rose, many customers experienced delivery delays and confusion at the company's showrooms.
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The all-new Honda Civic raced into showrooms last October, but it's already begun to hit speed bumps.
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"Furniture tends to get marked down heavily early in the year, when new models start hitting showrooms," Freeman says.
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IKEA has started building city-centre full-range showrooms, such as one in Paris planned to open in 2019.
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The DBS Superleggera will land in showrooms in late 2018 and a convertible option will be added next year.
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Automobile assembly plants are cutting back production as slowing sales have led to a glut of vehicles in showrooms.
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Mercedes-Benz's large electric car will hit showrooms this summer, years after Tesla launched its Model S in 2012.
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After trekking through the showrooms, it's time to take a break and re-group at Ikea's in-store restaurant.
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Tesla, meanwhile, made a sharp U-turn and said it would not close most of its showrooms after all.
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BUT WE WERE ABLE TO ROLL OUT 500 SHOWROOMS, AND IT WAS ONE OF OUR STRONGEST CATEGOIES FOR 2016.
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It has since announced that what will be known as the I.D. Buzz will roll into showrooms in 2022.
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From home improvement to construction to car dealership showrooms, none of the current HoloLens applications are all that exciting.
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According to the company, the iconic sports automobile is set to hit Indian showrooms latest by June this year.
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Sluggish sales are prompting dealers to cut prices and offer cash back promotions to lure customers to their showrooms.
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They generally abjure interviews and stage their collections in presentations in their tastefully designed showrooms or privately, for clients.
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It is further enlivened by the jewel-encrusted maharajahs, mistresses and movie stars who paraded through the Cartier showrooms.
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Almost 300 Chinese investors have settled here and they are building a huge complex of factories, offices and showrooms.
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Overall, we found that Barneys wasted valuable space in its showrooms with elaborate sitting areas and nearly empty racks.
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The home goods store ALT for Living offers doughnuts, quiches and more as shoppers enter its two Manhattan showrooms.
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But it has trailed rivals such as Nissan Motor, Volkswagen and Tesla in bringing all-battery EVs to showrooms.
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Home sales have plummeted in China as the health crisis kept property showrooms shut and potential buyers at home.
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Polestar aims to expand its sales channels in China, where it currently has just two showrooms, dubbed Polestar Spaces.
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Consumers aren't meant to buy these headsets, but they may still interact with them in situations like product showrooms.
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The gang quickly branched out under his command, taking over swaths of the city's gas stations and car showrooms.
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In other words, customers shouldn't be able to notice many differences when they go in one of Bonobos' showrooms.
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Chances are, once the three-year, 36,000-mile complimentary maintenance period ends, swanky dedicated Genesis showrooms will be built.
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The latest model to hit showrooms is the McLaren 600LT which is considered an entry-level model at £185,000 ($239,000).
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In addition to the Toyota Tacoma, Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon, the new Jeep Gladiator will hit showrooms next spring.
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"When you wholesale and go through showrooms and things like that it's very confusing for a young designer," she remembers.
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That number includes vehicles added to its loaner fleet, however, and Model Xs that were sent to showrooms for display.
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Not to be outdone, Fiat Chrysler has a new Ram Heavy Duty 2400/3500 pickup heading into showrooms this spring.
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The Dubai Design District (or D3), for example, is a development of ateliers, offices, and showrooms that opened in 2015.
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When it reaches U.S. showrooms, expect a starting price of $85,3353 for the 840i and $88,705 for the 840i xDrive.
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His father is the owner of Bilt-Well Showrooms, a third-generation, family-run wholesale furniture business based in Philadelphia.
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The glasses were supposed to have a marketing scheme to match, and X employees hatched an idea for floating showrooms.
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IKEA lets you design your kitchen via an HTC Vive headset, Audi does the same with cars in its showrooms.
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Allswell mattresses are not currently available in showrooms either so you can't try out the mattress before you buy it.
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By Monday...I was getting so many replies back from different showrooms that told me, 'Yeah, come in right now.
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The area, once thoroughly industrial, has recently begun to transform as outlets, showrooms and start-ups open in redeveloped buildings.
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More common are car dealerships, including showrooms for Volkswagen; Audi; BMW; Jaguar; and Mercedes-Benz, which is at Mercedes House.
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We closed our showrooms to the public and asked all our employees (including myself) to take a reduction in pay.
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A century ago, New York City showrooms were among the first to feed the popular imagination with dreams of automobiles.
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In the early days of the automobile, manufacturers used competitions to show off their cars and draw buyers into showrooms.
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To market it, Mr. Lu is considering opening showrooms in major Chinese cities, backed by a platform to sell online.
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NoMad Design District Night Several furniture showrooms have recently set up shop along Madison Avenue, north of Madison Square Park.
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But the company, which has 127 showrooms, saw a slower 6.8% increase in the last three months of that period.
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One former executive described how the clashes played out in Sears showrooms, whether in the jewelry or the tools departments.
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The company has steered through upheaval in retail by beefing up customer service and turning stores into modern-looking showrooms.
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Goldberg believes Apple should take a lesson from car dealerships, which separated their showrooms from service departments many years ago.
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The company, which does not sell through dealers, has more than 100 showrooms and galleries spread across the United States.
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Instead, new Toys "R" Us owner TruKids has developed the showrooms with a far less playful purpose: rampant consumer surveillance.
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Harley has also been investing in developing electric motorcycles as well as promoting its learn-to-ride academies at showrooms.
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An electric Hummer sport utility vehicle and the Cadillac Lyriq, another S.U.V., are expected to arrive in showrooms by 2022.
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Tesla has declined to comment on the estimate, but customer traffic appears to have dropped off significantly at its showrooms.
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Tesla is investing heavily to add showrooms, service centers and charging stations, expand into additional markets and develop new models.
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While sales of pickups and sport utility vehicles soared in 2015, all-electric models and gas-electric hybrids languished in showrooms.
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It even kept 44 Tesla showrooms open on New Year's Eve until midnight to give buyers as much time as possible.
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VW has however started development of a fully dedicated electric car, the ID, which is due to hit showrooms next year.
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The new models will be sold in 365 new or refurbished showrooms, equivalent to 60 percent of Baojun stores across China.
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Where it is: At home goods stores like Areaware, in high-end lighting showrooms, and on indie design marketplaces like Garmentory.
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CARMAKERS like to talk about autonomous vehicles (AVs) as if they will be in showrooms in three or four years' time.
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Pricing starts at $125,950 for the Coupe and $128,800 for the Convertible and the first SVRs will hit showrooms this summer.
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That hasn't been a problem at the showrooms that make up The Suburban Collection, a group of dealerships in southeast Michigan.
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After our recent trip to Highpoint we noticed this trendy take throughout the showrooms of NC at Market 💁🏼 📷Bloglovin . . . .
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"This means that individual buyers were a distinct minority among customers visiting auto showrooms throughout 2016," Samar said in a statement.
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Honda is keen to rediscover its sportier, edgier past, and this Hatchback model will certainly help steer younger buyers to showrooms.
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It said it would close all of its showrooms, then said it would keep some open—and raise prices to compensate.
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All this increases the pressure to map the world in high definition before cars begin to drive themselves out of showrooms.
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Joly has said the company aims to turn its stores into showrooms for the latest and greatest technology on the market.
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VW, whose ID electric car will hit showrooms in 2020, has set a deadline for ending mass production of combustion engines.
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If you're considering buying a new mattress, and you're ready to forgo those sketchy showrooms, have a look at Tuft & Needle.
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Hundreds of animals shot at the ranch have ended up in the cluttered workrooms and showrooms at Graves Taxidermy in Uvalde.
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The event depends on furniture showrooms, which opened at first in the early-20th-century buildings on and around Main Street.
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Volkswagen's revival in the United States is being driven by two new sport-utility vehicles that arrived in showrooms this year.
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Maxes can be found in Park West showrooms on all of the major cruise lines, including Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Norwegian.
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Peloton will also close its more than 96 retail showrooms in the U.S. and abroad until March 29, according to Foley.
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After the first show, I became an in-house fitting model and also did the showrooms that followed after each collection.
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Among the events is Shop the Look on 5, where showrooms on the fifth floor will present themed interior-design vignettes.
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" What employees say: "The Shade Store has the most beautiful products and showrooms, great work environment, short turnaround times in production.
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Qassimy's Kabul factory has found ways to sell carpets to Australian, British and German buyers by opening showrooms in those countries.
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The bars and strip clubs lining Coahuila are like showrooms, where the sex workers lounge idly along the bar, waiting for customers.
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"Anecdotally, we have heard of people traveling several hours to visit these showrooms and test the products before buying," KeyBanc's Thomas wrote.
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I anticipate Tesla will build and sell high-end, high-price Model 3s before the stripped-out bargain basement models hit showrooms.
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The Taycan will reportedly be unveiled at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show in September with showrooms receiving the vehicle by early 2020.
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" He called it a "breath of fresh air for the dealers, especially given the aging lineup of cars and trucks in showrooms.
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None of the stores are located in cities where The Black Tux has, or has immediate plans to open, its own showrooms.
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But, as an updated 22022 version of the Prius gets ready to roll into U.S. showrooms, Toyota is facing a difficult situation.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Germany's Daimler said a revamped version of its flagship Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedan would hit showrooms starting in July.
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It certainly has chosen the right vehicle, the 2020 Toyota Supra making its return to showrooms after a painful, 21-year absence.
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Koo said sales incentives to coax buyers into showrooms jumped in the first half, without saying how much the promotions cost Hyundai.
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Auto sales dipped in 2016, and manufacturers used a combination of higher cash incentives and 0% financing to entice consumers into showrooms.
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The four-year-old online retailer displays its clothes in pop-up showrooms in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and the Philippines.
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In 2016, many showrooms will feature hydrogen-powered electric cars, including the Honda Clarity, Toyota Mirai, Hyundai Tucson, and Mercedes F-Cell.
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Apple's 477 physical stores are showrooms for the Apple lifestyle, not just places to buy the latest iPhones, iPads, Macs and accessories.
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However, today many brands have their own boutiques or showrooms, which is taking away from foot traffic and sales, according to Smith.
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Also unanswered is when VW can sell thousands of diesel cars sitting in showrooms that are subject a government-ordered stop sale.
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Instead of showrooms, stores and selling websites, direct sellers work from home and may host parties or sell directly to consumers online.
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Tesla has said the merger will help it cut costs and will open its electric-car showrooms to marketing solar energy equipment.
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Especially in the northern part of the city, these theaters have colonized churches and renovated restaurants and turned showrooms into show rooms.
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Full-fledged showrooms can be a tricky endeavor for mall-based retailers, known for providing lower prices, higher volumes and impulse purchases.
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Audi is expected to offer showgoers test drives of the E-tron all-electric S.U.V. that is due in showrooms this summer.
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Bonobos, a seller of men's clothing that started online but now has more than 30 brick-and-mortar showrooms, is a client.
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Less than two weeks later, Tesla reversed course and said it would keep many showrooms and reopen some that it had closed.
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The Chrysler Building, for instance, developed by the eponymous car company, splashed its presence across the skyline while offering auto showrooms inside.
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Ms. Finley is the subject of a forthcoming documentary directed by Christian D. Bruun, who followed her to fashion shows and showrooms.
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Reformation displays only one of each item in its showrooms, and shoppers use tablets to request items they want to try on.
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That's why the company is pursuing creating virtual showrooms for its wool rugs, crystal chandeliers and dining room tables, among other items.
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Analysts expect Best Buy to feature GreatCall products prominently at its showrooms, and Geek Squad agents will probably recommend them to customers.
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North operates two showrooms for the Focals, and for now, the one in Brooklyn, New York, will be open only by request.
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When I was shopping for sofas for my new house, I can&apost tell you how many websites and showrooms I scoured.
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VW has announced it will build and sell the I.D. Buzz with the new electric van scheduled to hit showrooms in 2022.
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That's using the European WLTP test cycle, however, which means we'll likely see less range when the new offering reaches U.S. showrooms.
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To help ease shopper anxiety, some online furniture companies are opening traditional showrooms, much as Casper has done with its mattress stores.
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Mr. Musk also said the company was now only taking orders online, and would close some showrooms and reduce its work force.
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The Wall Street Journal reports the Bratz team had alleged Barbie's owner had sent spies into MGA's showrooms to steal their ideas.
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Surprisingly, there are few places to see examples of their work in Los Angeles outside of the auction houses or high–end showrooms.
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Pop-up shops for product drops and digital showrooms where people can co-create through VR, AR, and 3D are just two examples.
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I worry that simply following its own preset path won't be enough to draw buyers into showrooms when the Continental arrives this fall.
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But it did say the new Jetta joint venture will sell its cars using "innovative sales formats" like digital showrooms, mobile sales trucks.
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NEW SHOWROOMS, BIGGER CITIES Compared to 10 years ago when there few models in the mid-market price range, competition has become fierce.
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BMW Vision M NEXT, the electric vehicle concept that had its world debut June 25, won't be in showrooms anytime soon, if ever.
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For example, eBay has signed a deal with Adidas AG to open showrooms on its platform across key European markets later this year.
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Michery said the start-up expects to price the U.S. version of the K50 at around $149,000 when it reaches showrooms next year.
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Nissan last week said its newly configured Leaf arriving in showrooms this year has a 62 kWh pack with 226 miles of range.
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When it reaches showrooms next year, the XC2200 will be available with a 240-liter turbocharged gasoline four-cylinder engine with 2000 horsepower.
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Before you get too excited, though, keep in mind this set is meant for commercial applications — car showrooms, aircraft simulators and so on.
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Yes, but: Pop-ups tend to be small spaces with limited inventory, which means they serve a different purpose than showrooms or stores.
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Registering a new car can take weeks, depriving new owners of a means of transport and car showrooms of space for new stock.
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August sales were strong as car companies and showrooms slashed prices to offload stock that would not have complied with the new rules.
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The startup also operates about a half-dozen brick-and-mortar showrooms, including one inside a Neiman Marcus department store, with more planned.
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On Monday, franchisor Inter IKEA said the business's new initiatives included city-centre showrooms that would display the full range of IKEA products.
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Mercedes-Benz G 500 4x4² Showcar Of course, Mercedes has not yet said how much the G550 4x4² will cost in U.S. showrooms.
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The groom's mother was a marketing executive for the Architects & Design Building, which houses 35 showrooms for interior design companies in New York.
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The showrooms at Ikea — perhaps the biggest purveyor of this aesthetic — have been our trusty source for copying the minimalist look for less.
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When J.C. Penney decided to open appliance showrooms in its department stores, it wasn't just a play to grab market share from Sears.
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The carmaker will have Model 3 demo units on display at showrooms in New York, Boston and Miami starting this week, CNBC reports.
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Bluetooth beacon manufacturer Radius Networks deployed 1,500 beacons at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year to help attendees navigate the vast showrooms.
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Tesla had been opening up shop in malls across the country to operate more than 100 stores and showrooms nationwide, with others overseas.
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The 2020 Hyundai Palisade is set to reach showrooms in the summer of 2019 with a starting price estimated to be about $30,000.
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It's a close-to-final electric SUV and Jaguar says the production version will hit dealer showrooms by the second half of 2018.
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The AMG GT coupe starts north of $111,000, so the topless version will likely start a bit higher when it finally hits showrooms.
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"In the future, we'll go into showrooms, select what we want and then order online or print out the product ourselves," he said.
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That sometimes-confused cohort would include people like myself, whose livelihoods as automotive journalists depend on knowing about the latest models in showrooms.
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Twenty-three artists working in a range of media consider the question, using showrooms, libraries, prison cells and other interiors as springboards. Nov.
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From department stores and showrooms to the hospitality industry and beauty clinics, a number of workplaces have banned women from wearing the eyewear.
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Unlike steel and aluminum tariffs, whose costs may not be obvious to most consumers, automotive levies would show up in showrooms within weeks.
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Audi has announced it will ship its e-tron quattro to European showrooms this fall and to the United States in early 2019.
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The 2019 Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid is expected to arrive in US showrooms sometime early next year with a starting price of $79,900.
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Supercar Capsule creates bespoke private showrooms and garages to turn a supercar into a work of art meant to be displayed as such.
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The four-door Defender 110 will hit showrooms this spring, while the two-door Defender 90 will go on sale in the summer.
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Showrooms like Watches of Switzerland's three-story Regent Street flagship, one of the largest watch stores in Europe, have become magnets for buyers.
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Designers and store buyers were so certain that they quickly stocked their showrooms with similar designs in many price points, low and high.
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Electric cars are going mainstream, with 35 battery-powered models available in U.S. showrooms next year and 130 by 2026, per IHS Markit.
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But with the Mustang Mach E, unveiled Sunday and coming to showrooms next year, Ford is aiming to make an even bigger splash.
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We buy quietly in the showrooms from samples under embargo, and our choices then go into production without the extravaganza of the runway.
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Two years later, it launched showrooms in New York and San Francisco to promote its products and allow customers see them in person.
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According to designers at Mini, the car is very much a concept and may be radically different by the time it hits showrooms.
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Yet every mainstream foreign automaker, including Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Nissan, Subaru and Volkswagen, continues to send new cars to showrooms, despite flagging sales.
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Once hired, staffers sit in plush offices designed by Michele's Florentine atelier, complete with chartreuse upholstered folding screens, carpeted showrooms, and marble countertops.
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Strong customer demand for more expensive vehicles loaded with options made up for the decline in the number of cars leaving dealer showrooms.
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Bouvier refurbished the company's premises at the freeport, which include two showrooms, and encouraged a framer to open a workshop in the building.
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Ford says the average Navigator was in Lincoln showrooms an average of just seven days last month, far shorter than the industry average.
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In the New York store, customers will be able to walk through showrooms mimicking local apartments and make appointments to get design help.
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The Trump administration argues the Obama-era standards could leave dealers with showrooms packed with small, fuel-efficient cars that shoppers don't want.
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"They have the very first customers in their showrooms (who) clearly highlight that they don't want to buy British products any more," he said.
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The type of one-piece wonder that had slowly been infiltrating runways and racks, and pitched by showrooms as the trend of the moment.
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We'll find out more about the 2020 Type R — including full specs and pricing — when the hot hatch rolls into showrooms later this winter.
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And it is often a condition of franchises that car showrooms are refurbished every three to five years, meaning they stay in excellent condition.
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Miniscule US sales of Fiat branded cars show the difficulty in bringing mass market European brands, as opposed to luxury brands, to US showrooms.
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Toto is expanding under its own name, opening showrooms and getting its loos into hotels and buildings where lots of people will see them.
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A Chinese property developer is overhauling its showrooms promoting a major overseas development in order to broaden its sales strategy amid stronger capital controls.
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Almost all of the show is shot in apartments that look more like showrooms than homes, and high-ceilinged hotels with overpriced restaurants attached.
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This means it keeps the retail markup, but it is unclear how much, if at all, this offsets the cost of maintaining the showrooms.
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The company recently revealed its entirely plug-in Mustang Mach E, a mid-size crossover set to hit showrooms by the end of 33.
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New York (CNN Business)Best Buy's sleek blue showrooms offer few clues that six years ago, the company was on the brink of collapse.
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As the virtual godfather of Las Vegas in the 50s and 60s, Rosselli knew most of the big showbiz stars who played the showrooms.
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The once-bankrupt retailer also has plans to open kiosks, stores within other stores and eventually its own showrooms, consumer electronics website Twice reported.
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More than half of millennials surveyed in recent years said that visiting showrooms could prompt them to make a purchase, according to the firm.
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The new Jeep Gladiator pickup has just arrived in showrooms and will be followed by two large S.U.V.s — the Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer.
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The federal government requires that advertisements for appliances include Energy Star ratings, and cars in showrooms display stickers with their miles-per-gallon performance.
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If you want to get your hands on the Tacoma TRD Pro, the built-in-Texas truck will he heading to showrooms this fall.
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Tribeca Design District Night Galleries and showrooms, including Colony, David Weeks Studio and Stillfried Wien, will stay open late and may even give parties.
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It was one of the first companies to build showrooms for high-design fittings and fixtures for consumers, rather than just plumbers, to browse.
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Customers at these showrooms can see it up close, sit inside and ask questions about the vehicle many have handed over $1,000 to reserve.
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New York (CNN Business)Ikea is trading in its giant blue warehouses for small showrooms in the heart of cities to reach urban Americans.
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When the gallery, which has showrooms in Zurich, New York, London, and Hong Kong, opened its Los Angeles space, in 2016, Hammons was interested.
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In the months to come, showrooms will be inundated with additional products, from the latest Kia Soul EV to Audi's new e-Tron electric SUV.
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But it also operates three brick-and-mortar showrooms and has plans to open two new ones in San Francisco and New York City soon.
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Demand has been growing each month since as an improvement in consumer confidence, retail incentives and new product launches lured customers back to the showrooms.
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That said, "things will only get better" as those new products start pouring into showrooms, said Jeremy Acevedo, the manager of industry analysis for Edmunds.
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Tesla has been trying to upend that model, preferring to have full, direct control over the showrooms, dealerships and customer relationships throughout the sales process.
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He says when those models start hitting showrooms, GM will have a fresher model that will appeal to buyers without the need for big incentives.
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The German automaker hasn't released fuel economy numbers or pricing for the 2020 Mercedes-AMG CLA 45, which will reach U.S. showrooms late this year.
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Schultz was also overseeing the opening of upscale Reserve stores and massive Roastery showrooms as part of an effort to shore up Starbucks' coffee leadership.
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This concept, which is based upon the second-generation Tiguan that we'll see hit showrooms in 2017, is an all-wheel drive, 221-horsepower hybrid.
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Shen was tight-lipped, but three individuals close to WM Motor said he wants to sell cars primarily online, with a limited number of showrooms.
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Ivivva, the company's activewear brand for girls, will become a primarily online-only business, and all Ivivva-branded showrooms will be shut down, Lululemon said.
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The new Explorer and Escape hybrid SUVs are due to hit showrooms later this year, and a hybrid F-150 pickup is scheduled for 2020.
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But it turns out that the fanciest of auto buyers—think the people who browse Porsche and Aston Martin showrooms—are still into manual transmissions.
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The company plans to have 15 showrooms by 2021, the better to white-glove its customers where they live, as well as where they travel.
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Lynk & Co. sales began in China with plans for only a limited network of franchise showrooms in city centers and larger dealerships in suburban areas.
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Despite a car being one of the biggest purchases that consumers will ever make, many people end up in showrooms without planning for the transaction.
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Showrooms are increasingly fielding requests from individual homeowners who want to buy direct, and many are opening street-level retail stores to become more accessible.
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Though some online mattress retailers have showrooms in big cities, for the most part, you don't get the same brick-and-mortar experience shopping online.
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Its business model blends a subscription service with the sale of direct-to-consumer hardware, including in a chain of brick-and-mortar retail showrooms.
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Arts and Letters In New York, showrooms run out of someone's home have emerged as a 21st-century salon and a refreshing kind of populism.
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Businesses function on the smallest of scales; in fact, some designers' showrooms are in their apartments or former garages, unsigned and available only by appointment.
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But the electrified transition should pick up speed in late 2022, as the brand shifts its dealers' showrooms to a battery-electric focus, Carlisle said.
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A retailer will fly an average of 19,214 kilometers (nearly 12,000 miles) every year in order to attend showrooms at fashion weeks, the report found.
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City stores The news comes as Ikea continues to experiment with smaller showrooms in the heart of cities over its giant blue and yellow warehouses.
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General Motors, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and Nissan all lauded new S.U.V.s that are about to arrive in showrooms or will in the next few years.
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Reason RBC question about Model 3 demand is absurd is that Tesla has roughly half a million reservations, despite no advertising & no cars in showrooms.
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Lynk & Co sales began in China with plans for only a limited network of franchise showrooms in city centers and larger dealerships in suburban areas.
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As part of its new marketing efforts, Harley is working with dealers to get "butts on bikes," by offering learn-to-ride academies at showrooms.
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"She sent me to a couple of showrooms where I was able to get samples of different dresses to borrow for the show," Martinez said.
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Michael Harley, editor in chief of AutoWeb, said that top automakers had solved those puzzles of global manufacturing, and they understood the stakes in American showrooms.
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Toyota bounced back, but only after spending hundreds of millions of dollars and putting a lot of what I call 'show me' materials in [its] showrooms.
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Over the next six weeks, Nordstrom is unveiling showrooms for the tux rental startup The Black Tux in six stores starting with its Mission Viejo, Calif.
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"The industry may be shaking off the first quarter sluggishness, but shoppers are coming into showrooms and buying," FCA U.S Head of Sales Reid Bigland said.
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Known for its experimental design, its showrooms look more like art galleries, which were shown by CEO Hankook Kim onstage as he introduced the smart glasses.
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While they have nearly 30 standalone or Nordstrom-based showrooms, the startup offers at-home try on's for a complete look, including suits, shirts, and shoes.
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The GT350 may be best if you want a pure driver's car, but the GT500 will officially be the top-dog Mustang when it hits showrooms.
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To revive demand, Harley is spending aggressively on product development and marketing, including promoting its learn-to-ride academies at showrooms and developing electric motorcycle technology.
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Around the outside were art displays, restaurants and virtual showrooms for the likes of Rolls-Royce, Porsche, Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Infiniti and little-known Pagani.
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It was one of three summer pop-up showrooms by a start-up called Dormify, which erected similarly evocative spaces in New York City and Chicago.
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And if the depots can serve as showrooms for Amazon hardware and help get traditional brick-and-mortar shoppers into the Amazon lifestyle, then why not?
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The development — not spurred by any marketing efforts — prompted the developer to set up showrooms in Thailand and overseas catering to such investors, she told CNBC.
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Of course, all of this said, Bentley could nix the car before it ever reaches showrooms and leave the EVs to the other VW Group brands.
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So Paul Evans and Jack Erwin, two young shoe companies, have showrooms in New York where shoppers can inspect loafers and brogues, then order them online.
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"We have waiting times which are unhealthy already," he gold told analysts, adding that the new E-Class, another volume model, had yet to hit showrooms.
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It will likely take Ford until next year, when the first of the wave of new vehicles arrives in showrooms, to start regaining momentum in China.
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The Q2 coming to Shanghai, meanwhile, is expected to translate into a production model specifically earmarked for China that will roll into showrooms within the year.
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"The industry may be shaking off the first quarter sluggishness, but shoppers are coming into showrooms and buying," FCA's U.S Head of Sales Reid Bigland said.
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Car sales models are already being shaken up by startups – Tesla sells its vehicles exclusively online, using showrooms only for in-person looks at its cars.
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Customers strolling through Tesla's gleaming showrooms will soon be able to browse the solar options while deciding whether to get Autopilot installed in their Model 250.
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This time, the company is turning its showrooms into arcades and inviting owners to bring their family and friends to try it out through June 30.
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Then, there's the problem with samples: Since most looks on the step-and-repeat are borrowed from designers' showrooms, the sizing is limited to size 2.
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They had come from all over Europe — the assembled crew represented Germany, Poland, England and France — to walk the runways or haunt the showrooms in Paris.
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An onslaught of competitive new S.U.V.s, especially in the most profitable high-end segment, is in the development pipeline or already showing up in dealer showrooms.
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The introduction of WLTP has forced some carmakers to withhold non-conforming models from showrooms, prompting them to discount other models to defend their market share.
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M Boutique, a hotel that mixes the rustic, industrial and whimsical, became the city's most high-style property in an area rife with used-car showrooms.
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In New York, he is at work on several projects he can't yet discuss, including three fashion showrooms, a TriBeCa restaurant and a cafe in SoHo.
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At the same time it favored certain "preferred" dealers by secretly paying them up to $1 million or more to help them build plush, new showrooms.
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SoHo Design District Design Night The more than two dozen showrooms, from Artemide to Valcucine, that are part of the SoHo Design District will be open.
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He steered the company through industry turmoil by dropping prices, beefing up customer service and turning stores into modern-looking showrooms during his seven-year run.
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You should know that the second-generation Crosstrek, essentially the Impreza hatchback with rugged body cladding and additional ground clearance, will be heading into showrooms soon.
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David's Bridal stores have in recent years turned into mere showrooms where customers try on gowns and test designs, only to buy them online for cheaper.
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It has increased its digital offering and other services and is opening more accessible smaller inner-city stores and showrooms across markets, and invested more delivery.
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She has showrooms in Shanghai and Paris, where she sells her one-of-a-kind pieces from about $20,000 and some collection creations from about $10,000.
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The company is seeking a buyer for the business — which includes 40,000 cars and the showrooms for the cars — but has had little luck so far.
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Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, said it has partnered with Lennar Corp to convert some of the home construction company's model homes into showrooms for Alexa.
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There are two kinds: Apple premium resellers (which have large product showrooms) and Apple authorized service providers (smaller stores that may offer only service without a showroom).
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On the streets of New York Fashion Week and at the showrooms in Paris, this one puffy-sleeved coat style in particular is taking over our feed.
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If forced to guess whether this truck, with its "stealthy, robotic quality" (Nissan's words, not mine), will hit showrooms, I would have to lean toward the affirmative.
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The brand's lace-centric styles are sold on its site, on Etsy, and via its Aussie and L.A. showrooms, the latter of which just opened last month.
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The company said a warmer-than-usual September and disruptions caused by the company's rollout of appliance showrooms in 267 stores during the quarter also hurt sales.
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Based on the fact that SUVs are about the only Cadillacs anyone is buying these days, the 43 XT4 should help get more foot traffic in showrooms.
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To make the Model 2000 that cheap, Musk told investors last month that it had to close the majority of its showrooms and shift most sales online.
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People like to touch, feel and drive cars before they buy them, but yet doing basic research and purchasing online is more productive than visiting multiple showrooms.
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But as wealthy buyers wait for those SUVs, the Levante will be in Maserati showrooms giving them another option when it comes to spending at least $75,000.
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While dozens of carmakers are unveiling autonomous concepts here at 2016 CES, showing things that one day may come to showrooms, Nissan has a more tangible announcement.
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If Tesla can spare a car or two to put in showrooms around the country, that's a good sign that it's catching up on its production queue.
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The company provides access to a team of stylists who help customers via chat, in showrooms, or even in private homes in N.Y., L.A., and San Francisco.
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Whereas other carmakers sell their vehicles through networks of independent dealers, Tesla sells directly to the public, through its website and in showrooms located in shopping centres.
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MORE: Read our 2018 Chevrolet Traverse preview The Traverse LS, starting at $32,995, will be the real-world base model you're most likely to see in showrooms.
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They said advertising banners vanished from prominent spots in Tmall sales showrooms, the company was blocked from special sales and products stopped appearing in top search results.
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Like the LaCrosse and Envision, the Regal Tour X's base price omits even the full palette of exterior colors in an attempt to lure buyers into showrooms.
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Friday kicks off five packed days, including 83 catwalk collections, more than 150 presentations in designer showrooms at Brewer Street Car Park in Soho and parties galore.
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Five property showrooms Reuters visited in Phnom Penh, which included those marketed by Singaporean and South Korean developers, now staff their receptions with Mandarin-speaking sales agents.
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With salespeople demonstrating its equipment in 217 showrooms, Peloton's sales and marketing expenses more than doubled from $151 million in fiscal 2018 to $324 million in 2019.
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Black Friday sales typically account for 723 percent of November car transactions, which translates into a rough doubling of shoppers encountered in showrooms, according to Edmunds research.
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The role sounds pretty varied, and it'll include overseeing the label's showrooms during London, Paris, and New York fashion weeks, and making sure everything is running smoothly.
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For centuries, its narrow cobblestone streets were lined with showrooms and workshops, and the clacking of sewing and weaving machines was heard in courtyards day and night.
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In a podcast interview with TotalRetail, Kuhl noted that the startup has "partner showrooms" in co-working spaces and other retail locations in more than 20 cities.
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Showrooms displaying the work that Shopify does with some of its close partners will also show how business owners can turn their product visions into actual businesses.
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Showrooms — a retail model popular with bridal designers, car dealers and, recently, online apparel start-ups — are now inspiring mass-market heavyweights like Nordstrom and Urban Outfitters.
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By matching shoppers to the products they want and recording the preferences, showrooms can help limit the number of items that are returned, while encouraging repeat visits.
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Last week, Jaguar unveiled the production version of its fully electric I-Pace crossover, which is scheduled to glide into showrooms in the second half of 210.
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Peloton isn't an e-commerce company, but as a hardware-and-content-subscription business with a growing chain of retail showrooms, it's one I pay attention to.
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For those who can shop for such cars here or in Moscow, the experience is not so different from showrooms in Western Europe or the United States.
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Under Great Hill, the drapery retailer built out showrooms across the East Coast and on the West Coast, the Northwest and states including Arizona, Ohio and Illinois.
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While you can visit one of Indochino's many showrooms around the country to get fitted, they have detailed videos on how to measure yourself at home, too.
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By 2021, LMC Automotive estimates Tesla's share of the luxury EV market will fall to 63 percent as even more high-end electric vehicles roll into showrooms.
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Transcending design fads, they are still influential, still contemporary, still common in offices, homes and public spaces, still found in dealers' showrooms and represented in museum collections.
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Inside it looks the way you might imagine a casa restored by two guys who used to run one of Los Angeles's premier design showrooms would look.
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During the 1980s, a number of companies showed up in the suburbs of Chicago, each promising to fill a gap in the furniture showrooms of the world.
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Under a turnaround led by group Chief Executive Carlos Tavares, the marque relaunched with its own boutique-style showrooms and new models, of which DS7 is the first.
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You can't buy the glasses online and instead have to go to one of the company's showrooms in either Toronto, Canada, or Brooklyn, New York, to get fitted.
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As business in China's auto showrooms drops significantly, automakers and dealers such as Tesla, Daimler as well as China Grand Automotive and Yongda are promoting products heavily online.
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Building out options and pricing for the new Mustang is going live on Ford's website starting tomorrow, and the car will be available in showrooms starting this fall.
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Green added that the showrooms (which Indochino has opened in New York, Beverly Hills, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, Toronto and Vancouver) remain an important part of the business.
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Automobility's Russo said that costs incurred by electric auto companies will rise given that they will continue to release new models, increase production, open showrooms and build infrastructure.
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Often, people have preferred to shop furniture in retailers' showrooms where they can see it placed inside finished rooms, and alongside other decorative items like lamps and rugs.
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Whether or not the mid-engine Corvette can redefine the supercar segment and compete against pricier competitors will be determined when it arrives in showrooms early next year.
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Volvo recently struck a partnership with Microsoft to use the U.S. company's HoloLens augmented reality headsets in its showrooms to help people buy and develop driverless car technology.
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Once the new tech is truly road-ready and primed for mass production, don't be surprised if those Waymo-powered Chryslers start to show up in showrooms, too.
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Musk tweeted the news days after the company made considerable price cuts to its other models and said Tesla needs to close some showrooms and cut sales staff.
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And what better place to find some totally chill and non-stressed out couples with time to chat than in the hallowed showrooms of Sweden's finest export, IKEA?
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Redesigned Focus compact and Escort subcompact cars are due to hit showrooms in China later this year, along with the new Lincoln MKC and Nautilus sport utility vehicles.
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Tribeca Design District Night TriBeCa galleries and showrooms — David Weeks Studio, Uhuru, R & Company, Stillfried Wien, Oly and others — stay open late with exhibit openings and cocktail receptions.
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The latest models of Rolls-Royce are displayed in brightly lit showrooms, Ferrari and Lamborghini dealers are not hard to find and nor are shops selling luxury brands.
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There are plans to expand from its nine current showrooms to 15, with the locations chosen based on customers interest (as measured by activity on the InStitchu website).
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To make the prints easier to consider in person, the company is beginning to partner with venues like boutique hotels that can act as "showrooms" for its pieces.
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Showrooms may encourage customer to make more purchases, especially compared with pop-up stores and those with self-check-out options, according to research conducted by WD Partners.
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Further inspiration – my old pal Mark Bittman calls it "dinspiration" – can be found in the showrooms of our off-platform content factories, on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.
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And the easiest way to make appointments for private showrooms is through WhatsApp, a messaging app that is ubiquitous in Argentina (most websites will have a phone number).
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The brand, which follows the direct-sales model, will build showrooms with new and existing Volvo sales partners, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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The shift has even drawn companies more used to doing business in showrooms, such as carmakers Tesla and Mercedes-Benz, to promote products heavily online during the week.
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These factories are critical to the district's ecosystem of designers, showrooms, fabric suppliers, cutting rooms and the host of specialized services that make the area an innovation hub.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Electric cars are poised to arrive en masse in European showrooms after years of hyped concept-car launches and billions in investment by automakers and suppliers.
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The Peugeot 2008 is expected to be priced at around $24,000 when it arrives in showrooms - more than three times the average annual urban household income in Iran.
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To market their merchandise, the Knolls established showrooms in Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas and other American cities, as well as in Europe, Asia and South America.
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On the front end, digital tools and apps allow companies to reach consumers, no showrooms required, and provide real-time visualizations of what custom pieces will look like.
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In recent weeks Tesla has shifted sales strategies several times, announcing it would close most showrooms before reversing course, and cutting prices only to raise them days later.
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He lives between the Midwest and Brooklyn and his collections are stocked at Akai Ito in Los Angeles and Reedem in Washington, D.C., and showrooms in L.A. and Stockholm.
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However, people will be more likely to try devices such as Oculus Rift and HTC Vive in physical stores and showrooms because those devices require expensive computers to run.
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So, if you want a great, affordable long-range EV and don't want to suffer the unknown wait for the Model 3, Bolt EVs hit showrooms later this year.
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VW said it took about 10,000 advance orders for the new ID.3 crossover during the first day, even though the vehicle won't actually reach showrooms until next year.
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Yes, but: There were still some traditional cars and trucks — it is an auto show, after all, and dealers need to to stock their showrooms with shiny sheet metal.
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Joly steered the retailer through turmoil in the industry by dropping prices, beefing up customer service and turning stores into modern-looking showrooms during his run as chief executive.
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Today huge supermarkets, car dealers, electronics outlets and farm-equipment showrooms line the wide new road from the border into town, patronised by a steady stream of Burmese shoppers.
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While that concept also had 5G connectivity and a new infotainment system with gesture controls that didn't seem bound for production, the Niro EV itself is destined for showrooms.
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In the distant future, it's easy to imagine Whole Foods stores becoming showrooms, similar to the way books are treated in Amazon Books (the new brick-and-mortar bookstores).
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In the meantime, look for all of these companies to have a major presence at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, with sponsorships, speeches and showrooms.
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The significantly redesigned Camry sedan, which hit showrooms in the United States earlier this year, is expected to go on sales in China before the end of this year.
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Ford Ranger You won't have to wait all that long for the Ranger to reappear in American showrooms; it's due here sometime next year as a 2019 model year.
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New York Design Center Numerous showrooms – Desiron, Global Views, Cliff Young, Tucker Robbins, CF Modern, Currey & Company, Metropolitan Lighting, Theodore Alexander, Raul Carrasco and others — will host evening events.
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Coddle doesn't have any showrooms so you can't test out the mattress either before buying it, unlike Casper which has stores nationwide and has also partnered with Target stores.
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Toyota, Hyundai, and Honda vehicles are currently in showrooms and on the streets in California, and nearly every other major automaker plans to join them in the coming years.
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These storage warehouses can house art worth hundreds of millions of dollars, accessible only to a VIP clientele that can visit their collections in temporary showrooms within the facilities.
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Women in a variety of workplaces across Japan, including receptions at department stores and showrooms to hospitality staff and nurses at beauty clinics, have been banned from wearing glasses.
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Circuit City also recently hired Skinny IT to provide home installations and is working with Taylored Group to design experiential showrooms that would mirror its new site, Twice added.
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Wildlife researchers estimate that 50 percent to 70 percent of all smuggled elephant ivory — maybe even more — ends up in China, where there are countless ivory workshops and showrooms.
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The property, known as the Contemporary Fashion Center, was built in 1908 and has 12 floors that house more than 100 fashion showrooms and more than 400 fashion lines.
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It's a "halo car" that brings people into Chevrolet showrooms even if they ultimately end up buying something else, said Okulski, and this version should generate even more interest.
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As once sacrosanct economic controls disappeared overnight, the capital filled up with hundreds of new shops and showrooms, offering everything from imported sports cars to American-made seaweed chips.
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The mail-order showrooms were interesting to observers but ultimately proved a dead-end for the company, as the stores struggled to have an impact on the bottom line.
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The company's fabric can be found in pillows at Barneys, textile showrooms like ALT for Living and homes designed by interior designers such as Markham Roberts and Amy Lau.
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We labored over the decision for weeks, read hundreds of reviews, and toured dozens of showrooms, before landing on a King Sealy Posturepedic Hybrid Premium Silver Chill Plush Mattress.
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The e-Tron is due in showrooms early next year, followed in 2020 by two more electric Audis and the Porsche Taycan sports car from its Volkswagen Group stablemate.
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The soft-top model looks all but ready to roll into showrooms and will all but certainly do so offering either a big V-8 or an optional hybrid drivetrain.
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In a strategy shift is its therefore investing heavily in accessible inner-city showrooms, e-commerce and services ranging from delivery and assembly to planning services and augmented reality apps.
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We are finding more brands via social media that are growing a cult following, though we still scout in showrooms, at press days, and receive a lot of lookbooks too.
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Dunn has since extended the Bonobos brand into the brick-and-mortar world with more than 30 showrooms where customers can try on clothes and order them for home delivery.
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The crossover joins the Nautilus, a midsize CUV that launched at the start of the 2019 model-year, and the big Aviator, set to roll into showrooms later this year.
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The stores also could be giant experimental labs to test various schemes, or showrooms for Amazon products, like the Echo and the Kindle, that encourage people to shop at Amazon.
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The company is allowing agents to use an online platform to order and re-order products, while converting stores into so-called "experience centers" designed as both showrooms and clubhouses.
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The expansion in demand would have enabled further investments in local manufacturing and job creation across the supply chain including more people in factories, showrooms, workshops and logistics service providers.
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The 7403 BMW X5 xDrive 40e plug-in hybrid SUV won't arrive in U.S. showrooms for a few more months, but we now have some new details--including pricing information.
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Two things are apparent with the pricing: Buick is clearly looking to steer wagon buyers from Subaru and Volkswagen showrooms with an ultra-aggressive entry price of less than $6703,000.
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"What [Sears] could have been is a much bigger online company, a much bigger service-oriented company, where the stores … would be smaller," serving as showrooms and warehouses, Lampert said.
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These bitter, lovesick words—sharp bleats of distress—rise and cling to the curtains and the walls in the ghastly showrooms of her characters' troubled, hope-filled, and hopeless minds.
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Goodyear opened Roll showrooms in October next to shopping centers in Washington, D.C. Target has found success with its small-format stores near college campuses and on city street corners.
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With Independence Day specials in full swing at car dealerships, it's one of those times of the year when shoppers will flock to showrooms in search of a good deal.
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No, it doesn't have the badge of a luxury automaker, but it was an exciting entry-level sports car that buyers thought was sure to hit showrooms in the future.
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The Model 3 is finally in more showrooms across the country, but it's still going to take a while to satisfy existing orders, let alone to begin filling new ones.
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Although they've dabbled in mass production and have even designed a Dutch postal stamp, their signature works sell to collectors in white-cube galleries rather than to decorators in showrooms.
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Based in Toronto and Buenos Aires, four-year-old Mejuri designs, makes and sells jewelry directly to women primarily online in addition to two offline showrooms, bypassing middle-person costs.
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And inside stores, TVs often look different from the way they would at home, because you probably don't have gigantic lights in your ceilings like the showrooms at Best Buy.
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Daimler and other carmakers were forced to keep their factories in China closed longer than planned after the Lunar New Year, and the virus has kept people out of showrooms.
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It often places those showrooms in clusters, to appeal to shoppers whose interest may be piqued by driving past one, but who may not be quite ready to buy drapes.
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Tribeca Design District Night Showrooms in the neighborhood, including David Weeks Studio, Lambert & Fils, Montauk Sofa and Stillfried Wien, will have extended hours and host cocktail events and exhibition openings.
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Also consider the design and color you want for the finishing doors, drawer fronts and panels by browsing the offerings of custom door manufacturers, either online or in their showrooms.
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Today, Peloton operates dozens of showrooms across the U.S., counts 1.4 million total community members — defined as any individual who has a Peloton account — and over 500,000 paying subscribers. Why?
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While many "direct-to-consumer" brands sell their wares strictly via their own websites and showrooms, Leesa sells through its own site, a couple of "experimental" stores, and via Amazon.
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Tesla is bringing its Model 3 to showrooms on the East Coast, giving local reservation holders a chance to see the car in person months after the company began production.
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It remains to be seen how long the coming strike will last; experts believe the company could endure a month of stoppages before its showrooms and supply chain are affected.
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This design boom can be gauged at MoWeek, the local fashion week held in April and October, which began in 2010 with six showrooms and now includes more than 60.
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Amway has not been singled out in the campaign, and it has built an impressive brand here, operating gleaming showrooms in Beijing and elsewhere and sponsoring the Chinese Olympic team.
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Everything about Glossier is designed to be photographed and talked about, from its pink bubble-wrap pouches to its interactive, hyper-designed showrooms in New York City and Los Angeles.
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The first electric car on the platform - the "ID" - will hit showrooms in 2020 and VW expects the launch edition to sell out, VW's board member for sales Juergen Stackmann said.
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The company is the latest retailer to struggle as internet upstarts offer increased transparency on prices, turning its stores into showrooms where customers try on gowns only to buy them online.
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The car, set to arrive in showrooms in 2021, is to be powered by a 590-brake-horsepower motor and should reach 60 miles per hour in less than 3.5 seconds.
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While the base Velar starts around $50,000, the 2020 Range Rover Velar SVAutobiography Dynamic Edition is expected to go for around $110,000 when it starts rolling into showrooms later this spring.
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Much of Zibo's sprawling industrial district has become a ghost town of shuttered factories, empty showrooms and abandoned restaurants after a clean-up campaign that began last year intensified this winter.
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Audi is one of the launch partners, which is using Oculus for Business to build VR showrooms where you can configure a car and actually walk around it before you buy.
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The startup has been selling customizable hardwood shelving units as its first focus since September 2015 — but doing so online and via mobile apps, rather than from bricks-and-mortar showrooms.
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If models like Amazon Go are adopted on a larger scales — perhaps also for home appliance showrooms, as suggested by The New York Times — Amazon could chart a new omnichannel experience.
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On that same token, Nissan said (granted not at CES but at the same time as CES) that it will have more than 13 fully autonomous vehicles in showrooms by 2020.
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The fire occurred the day after Tesla announced that it would dismantle its network of showrooms as part of a plan to launch a cheaper version of its Model 3 sedan.
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Home24 is concentrating for now on improving its website and customer service in its existing markets, as well as possibly opening more showrooms, rather than opening in new countries, Appelhoff said.
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Though brick-and-mortar stores are still king, these "bed-in-a-box" companies are taking advantage of consumer dissatisfaction with the high-pressure sales environment offered by traditional mattress showrooms.
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Rally Rd's objective is to use showrooms to give potential investors an opportunity to view what they're buying, even if they'll never get the chance to drive it on the road.
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In the competition to woo buyers, the new playing fields are the stone and tile showrooms, the flooring and cabinetry shops, and the factories that produce decorative hardware and plumbing fixtures.
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Hundreds of Tesla owners ended up heading down to various Tesla showrooms where Model 3s were being handed over to customers in an effort to help the company meet its goal.
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Country Garden said it will expand its reach to other countries and set up new Forest City showrooms in other markets such as the Middle East, India, Vietnam, Thailand and Japan.
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Why do I need to use a phone or, worse, go to one of Tesla's showrooms and interact with a sales representative in real life to order a high-tech car?
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Peloton has seen negative impacts as well; the company has shuttered its retail showrooms through the end of the month and announced they were closing their live studios to the public.
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Hermes, Louis Vuitton and Christian Louboutin shared streets in the design district with airy showrooms of Italian and French designer furniture, kitchen cabinets and closets and a shop featuring crystal chandeliers.
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Daimler and other carmakers were forced to keep their factories in China closed longer than planned after the Lunar New Year holiday, and the virus has kept people out of showrooms.
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They also are under pressure from Tesla Inc's success in creating electric sedans and SUVs that inspire would-be owners to line up outside showrooms and flood the company with orders.
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Though e-commerce penetration is near 20 percent, this category will "straddle the line of online and in-store but remain heavily focused on brick-and-mortar showrooms," according to JLL.
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Goodyear (GT) opened Roll showrooms in October next to shopping centers in Washington, D.C. And Ikea will open up a 17,530 square-foot showroom in Manhattan's Upper East Side this spring.
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That the cars — Beetles, Golfs, Jettas and Passats from the 2015 model year — had been dusted off and put back in showrooms was mainly noted by several dealers in Facebook posts.
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The Japanese automaker has led in technologies for hybrid and fuel cell vehicles, but it has trailed rivals such as Nissan Motor, Volkswagen, and Tesla in bringing fully electric vehicles to showrooms.
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Fleet has said Ford sales probably won't likely regain momentum in China until next year when the first of the wave of new vehicle models arrive in showrooms in large enough numbers.
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And it's coming up on a decade since the first plug-based models, the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid, or PHEV, and the Nissan Leaf battery-electric vehicle, or BEV, hit showrooms.
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Tesla's recent announcement to shift most of its sales to online had investors and analysts questioning everything from the company's cash flow to its ability to grow market share without physical showrooms.
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The REIT will invest in traditional sectors such as industrial, logistics, offices and supermarkets, as well as alternative sectors such as doctors' surgeries, student accommodation, hotels and car showrooms, the spokesman added.
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The company, which allows you to purchase made-to-measure menswear on its website and in physical showrooms, is announcing a $30 million strategic investment from China-based clothing manufacturer Dayang Group.
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Not only is the food very inexpensive (kids meals start at $2.99), but the break gives you a chance to absorb all of the ideas and products you see in the showrooms.
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Last year, Microsoft struck a partnership with Volvo Cars, with part of the deal involving the automaker putting HoloLens inside their showrooms to help customers explore a vehicle in a virtual way.
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While there are other 3D-printed motorcycles already in showrooms (the APWORKS Light Rider and Energica Ego among them), the Dagger is the first foray into two-wheeled territory for Divergent 3D.
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"We have ten times as many collectors from South Africa as we did ten years ago," says Joost Bosland, director of the Stevenson Gallery, which has showrooms in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
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Last year, despite now having four models in showrooms, Fiat brand sales plunged by another 40 percent to just 15,521, making it one of the weakest mainstream brands in the U.S. market.
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In this vertically integrated era of filmmaking, when the major studios tightly controlled the production, distribution, and exhibition of movies, these palaces served as the showrooms in which they displayed their wares.
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Instead, Harley is spending millions of dollars on product development and marketing efforts, including promoting its learn-to-ride academies at showrooms, where Harley-Davidson certified coaches provide riding and safety lessons.
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Ford's decision came "out of the blue" for local dealers, which had made sizeable investments in showrooms and other facilities to support an expansion plan that Ford announced in 2011, Ponto said.
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And if gas is still cheap when new EV models begin appearing in showrooms in 2020, it will be difficult for buyers to give up their gas powered cars to go electric.
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Over the last few years, Bonobos has also opened more than 30 brick-and-mortar showrooms, called Guideshops, where customers can get fitted and place orders to be delivered to their home.
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The Xchange Leasing business, which has about 40,000 vehicles and 14 showrooms in the United States, has attracted interest from some buyers who are considering buying it outright, according to the source.
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VW has already picked the sound for the Volkswagen ID compact vehicle due to hit showrooms in 2020, but it is still tweaking tones for derivatives like the dune buggy, he said.
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After a prolonged recovery that culminated in two years of record sales, the American auto industry is slowing down, with fewer buyers in dealer showrooms and fewer workers on the factory floor.
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In several showrooms and conference centers all over Las Vegas, tech companies large and small are hawking the latest and greatest wall-sized televisions, VR headsets, and exercise bike/computer desk hybrids.
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It's been nearly four years since the last Land Rover Defender rolled off the assembly line – and a full 22 years since the big off-roader last was seen in U.S. showrooms.
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During our cab ride, Jackie had mentioned that Shengzhou's larger factories, including this one, kept necktie showrooms within their security perimeters — perhaps our best hope at getting a foot in the door.
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In its effort to sell the Model 3 for a long-promised $35,000, it's had to lay off workers, close showrooms and cut other costs — moves that have battered its stock price.
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Mr. Trump's threat of a 25 percent duty on Canadian-made cars and auto parts is a powerful one, however, as the overwhelming majority of Canadian production ends up in American showrooms.
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With its pink pages and darker pink (or red) covers, Ms. Finley's Fashion Calendar was the essential guide to the showrooms, department stores, theaters and lofts where designers long introduced new collections.
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He said he had taken "a very ugly building type, which is showrooms, which are normally brick boxes," and had "turned it into something joyful" by covering it in bright blue glass.
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But, the firm has been shifting its strategy in more established markets towards city center showrooms to support the rise of online shopping — a tactic that may also be brought to India.
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"We have stores where the phone is ringing off the hook," said Michael J. Jackson, chief executive of AutoNation, the country's largest auto retailer, which owns 2200 showrooms in the Houston area.
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Wildlife researchers estimate that 50 percent to 70 percent of all smuggled elephant ivory — maybe even more — ends up in China, where there are countless ivory workshops and showrooms, many perfectly legal.
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Toyota has said it will locally build plug-in hybrids and sell them in China, starting in 2018, although it has not said when all-electric car models would hit Chinese showrooms.
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A special version of the EQC crossover, dubbed the Edition 1886, will be the first to reach U.S. showrooms next year, getting a jump on the planned Tesla Model Y utility vehicle.
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Park's private home is a detached, two-storey house on a quiet back street in Seoul's affluent Gangnam district, where shops and apartment buildings have French names, and luxury car showrooms line avenues.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Chinese auto dealers, who have seen traffic through their showrooms slow to a trickle due to the fast-spreading coronavirus, have sought temporary financial support to see them through.
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The No. 1 U.S. automaker said sales of its trucks would pick up in the third quarter as both its most popular and most affordable versions of the Silverado will hit dealer showrooms.
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"How many are too many?" she asked, adding that as the global automotive market begins to slow down, "that will sort out," with some low-volume models likely to be pulled from showrooms.
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In fact, Tesla doesn't allow discounts or negotiated prices for the cars in its showrooms, either, unless they are models that have been sitting on the floor or been used for test drives.
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He led AutoNation's expansion to become the largest chain of auto dealerships in the United States with 340 new vehicle franchises in 16 states, as well as used-car showrooms and repair centers.
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Tesla plans to double the number of repair and maintenance shops, add about 100 charging stations and revamp showrooms in China as the electric vehicle maker gears up to open its Shanghai plant.
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Waymo may be winning the race to build fully autonomous cars (at least by some estimates), but it still has a long way to go before those vehicles can roll themselves into showrooms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Environmental group the Sierra Club on Tuesday urged automakers and dealerships to help cut U.S. carbon emissions and fight the climate crisis by making more electric vehicle available in U.S. showrooms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Environmental group the Sierra Club on Tuesday urged automakers and dealerships to help cut U.S. carbon emissions and fight the climate crisis by making more electric vehicle available in U.S. showrooms.
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The sporty M850i version will also become one of the automaker's most expensive models ever when it reaches showrooms in September, pushing into six-figure territory when all the option boxes are checked.
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In the 1940s, after Hearst fell on hard times, much of his architectural salvage was sent into showrooms at Gimbel's department store in Manhattan, which sold for fractions of what he had paid.
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When the designer Alsun Keogh began renovating a SoHo loft for a young bachelor last fall, she took him through Manhattan's temples of kitchen design, including the showrooms of Boffi, Poggenpohl and Bulthaup.
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It is almost unprecedented for a large automaker to abandon entire segments like compact cars, and the move has been challenging for dealers who have to adjust to smaller lineups in their showrooms.
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SoHo Design District Night Showrooms in the neighborhood, including Artemide, Cassina, Cappellini, Flos, Ingo Maurer, Fritz Hansen, Kartell, Lee Broom, Luceplan and Moroso, will stay open late for product launches and cocktail parties.
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DETROIT — After a prolonged recovery that culminated in two years of record sales, the American auto industry is slowing down, with fewer buyers in dealer showrooms and fewer workers on the factory floor.
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David's Bridal is the latest retailer to struggle as internet upstarts offer increased transparency on prices, turning its stores into showrooms where customers come to try on gowns only to buy them online.
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By 2020, Murphy said, new vehicles will be on sale at U.S. dealer showrooms on average only 1.9 years since a model was last launched or redesigned, down from three years in 2016.
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The irregularly shaped Madison Square North Historic District, created in 2001, protects the exteriors of 96 structures, including hotels, apartment buildings, high-rise offices, rowhouses and lofts that once were used as showrooms.
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Brands like Canon and Stella Artois sponsor the festival and set up shop in locations all over town, with showrooms, stages, and spots for festivalgoers to sit and have a cup of coffee.
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The power went out at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas yesterday, leaving the cavernous main showrooms and hallways in the dark for nearly two hours and disrupting planned demos and meetings.
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So although its exterior designs might be a bit wilder than buyers will see in the showrooms in a few years time, its overall shape — and perhaps projected range — will be closer to reality.
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Auto or real-estate showrooms, travel brochures-come-to-life and virtual e-commerce storefronts are all ways in which marketers can use VR or augmented reality to provide something of use to consumers.
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"This year, footfalls in showrooms were higher for Akshaya Tritiya and per customer buying was also higher than last year," said Mangesh Devi, a jeweler based in Satara in the western state of Maharashtra.
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"Whereas kitchens and showrooms are just the beginning, we imagine that a solution like this would be an ideal way to view renovation options in individual homes," HoloLens general manager Scott Erickson writes today.
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Company executive told Reuters last year it was unlikely that Ford's sales will regain momentum in China until later in 2019 when the first new vehicle models arrive in showrooms in large enough numbers.
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Physical retailers are being caught in the same logic: those adopting dynamic pricing are mostly doing so to avoid being turned into mere showrooms by customers who inspect the goods but then buy online.
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The Xchange Leasing business, which has about 40,000 vehicles and 14 showrooms in the United States, had attracted interest from buyers who were considering buying it outright, according to a Reuters report in August.
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"This year, footfalls in showrooms were higher for Akshaya Tritiya and per customer buying was also higher than last year," said Mangesh Devi, a jeweller based in Satara in the western state of Maharashtra.
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The 2018 Buick Regal Tour X has a clear mission: to sway buyers from Subaru and Volkswagen showrooms from comparable 2018 Outbacks and 2018 Golf Alltracks, which cost $26,810 and $26,670 to start, respectively.
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The 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio is expected to arrived in US showrooms some time in 2017 with the intention of taking on the Porsche Macan, the Mercedes-Benz GLC, Audi Q5, and BMW X3.
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Scores of companies hold permits to test autonomous cars in California, yet even leaders like Waymo, once Google's self-driving project, are unwilling to commit to when such vehicles might be appearing in showrooms.
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In addition to chat app stickers that express various emotions - a market strategy also used by other automakers - Tesla is partnering with Tencent's QQ Music streaming service in organising parties with DJs at showrooms.
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The days of physically traipsing through staged showrooms to pick out preassembled home pieces that you then wait weeks or even months to be delivered have been replaced by fast and affordable virtual convenience.
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"We are adding lots and lots of new models, to the point where we are going to have in 18 months to two years one of the freshest showrooms in the industry," Ford said.
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Located in the city's happening Letna district, just east of Prague Castle, this now impossibly hip street is a prime spot for people watching and whiling away hours at cool cafes, shops and showrooms.
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Complicating matters, Jim Hoffa, the president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, last weekend declared that his union would not deliver any GM products that had not already reached showrooms ahead of the strike.
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The design style has become the liturgy of home-improvement shows, with HGTV stars like Joanna Gaines catapulting to fame largely because of her uncanny ability to transform rundown farmhouses into loft-like showrooms.
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She flies back to Bangkok about once every two months to meet with the teams about design, marketing, and breaking into international markets, then visits showrooms in London and Paris during their respective fashion weeks.
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A growing number of auto dealers around the country is seeing a noticeable drop in retail sales and customer traffic in showrooms, raising the possibility that a long-anticipated slowdown in auto sales has arrived.
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Toyota is now trying to take advantage of its lead in refining hybrid vehicles, even as it runs behind global rivals such as Volkswagen AG and Tesla Inc in bringing fully electric vehicles to showrooms.
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Using the merged software and services marketing and communication professionals within brands and agencies will be able to identify and influencers from a search engine of over 4 million contacts, while also creating visual showrooms.
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CarDekho seeks to differentiate from rivals, like CarTrade (which has raised about $175 million), with technology like 360-degree of car interior and exteriors, audio recordings of horns, engines, and ignition, and virtual reality showrooms.
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The Tesla Model 23 may just now be leaving showrooms in significant numbers, but can claim a record figure: it was part of the quickest trip across the United States ever in an electric vehicle.
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Yet he emphasized that the company's stores — once viewed as showrooms that would send shoppers to Amazon to complete their purchase — are a "key asset" in allowing Best Buy to stand out from the competition.
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FRANKFURT/SEOUL (Reuters) - Audi's first electric sport utility vehicle (SUV) will hit showrooms four weeks later than planned because of a software development issue, a spokesman for the German luxury car brand said on Sunday.
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HP's new Z VR Backpack is being marketed as a workstation PC for all kinds of businesses — theme parks, automative showrooms, real estate agencies, and anything else that might have a use for virtual reality.
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Installations such as the one recently built in a nondescript lot on the outskirts of San Diego, California, by San Diego Gas & Electric (SDGE) have none of the glamour of glistening new models hitting showrooms.
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Uber had purchased a little less than 40,000 vehicles for Xchange Leasing, with operations in 14 showrooms across the US. The value of these vehicles, according to the Wall Street Journal, was about $400 million.
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That began to change with the rollout of a long-delayed Escalade replacement, and a procession of all-new models, ranging from the compact XT4 to the new, three-row XT6 just rolling into showrooms.
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This is a change, of course, for Tesla because, up until now, it has been selling its cars around the country in company-run showrooms that sell direct to customers — thereby circumventing the dealership model.
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Chevrolet's $37,500 Bolt, arriving in U.S. showrooms late in 2016 and in Europe as the Opel Ampera-e next spring, covers 238 miles (383 km) with its 60 kilowatt-hour battery from LG Chem (051910.
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Tesla is bringing its newest production vehicle to its showrooms in some East Coast locations for the first time, so that potential (and many actual) customers will be able to check it out in person.
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Leasing, often for a term of three years, hit a record high in the U.S. during the fourth quarter, with almost 30 percent of all new vehicles bought in showrooms being financed through a lease.
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Speaking in Dearborn, Michigan on Monday, Ford CEO Mark Fields admitted that more than just giving the public access to self-driving cars through ride sharing, the carmaker aims to put them in Ford showrooms.
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A China-version of the Toyota C-HR, a subcompact crossover SUV, is expected to be launched soon, but a Beijing-based spokesman said it was premature to say when the car might hit showrooms.
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Fashion, jewelry, and makeup retailers have typically operated showrooms in the malls of Shanghai and Beijing for customers to see clothing firsthand before they later purchase items in Hong Kong, which has no sales tax.
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Fleet has previously said Ford's sales will not likely regain momentum in China, the world's biggest auto market, until next year when the first of new vehicle models arrive in showrooms in large enough numbers.
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IKEA has been opening city-center showrooms to try to appeal to a growing number of shoppers reluctant to travel to its big out-of-town warehouses, while also offering services such as furniture assembly.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Environmental group the Sierra Club on Tuesday urged automakers and dealerships to help cut U.S. carbon emissions and fight the climate crisis by making more electric vehicle available in U.S. showrooms.
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The arrival of the Envision, which is being built only in China, Buick's biggest market by far, will be the mass market debut of Chinese-built cars in Big Three showrooms in the United States.
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InStitchu's unique selling points include suits that are made from Australian Merino wool, and Wakefield also touted the company's showrooms, which he said combine an "old-world tailoring, sort of luxury experience" with InStitchu's technology.
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"This house is special because of the location," Ms. Massa said, noting its proximity to hotels like the Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt and the Alvear Palace, as well as high-end shops and fashion showrooms.
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Two hundred seamstresses work at the atelier in Hyde Park; there are two showrooms in London and Paris, as well as 10 international boutique openings planned during 2017 in locations like Miami, Macau and Dubai.
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Engle said he is "very confident" that GM will regain market share it has lost with its next-generation SUVs, which are expected to begin arriving in dealer showrooms in the middle of next year.
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Beds in a box are faster and more convenient than traditional showrooms, and incentives like free shipping and returns, 100-night sleep trials, and 10-year warranties make it easier for first-timers to justify.
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As it stands, the relatively small number of Chinese-made vehicles bound for U.S. showrooms will be subject to a 25 percent tariff, and U.S.-made vehicles face a new 40 percent tariff in China.
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From the sad photos of cosplayers sitting in a weird ball pit to the haunting photos of empty of showrooms to accusations later of fraud, for fandom internet there was a before and after Dashcon.
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In addition to its e-commerce effort, Lovesac has 2364 showrooms across the U.S. Casper has the backing of Target, which reportedly considered buying Casper for $2300 billion but ended up investing in the company instead.
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Bernhard Ludwig, cabinetmaker to the Hapsburg court, had the six-story house built in 1891 adjacent to his furniture factory to serve as both living quarters for his family and elaborate showrooms for his thriving business.
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While the Vision Coupe is very much a concept car and not intended to appear in showrooms tomorrow, its exterior and interior designs are destined for the next Mazda 3 and Mazda 6, due before 2020.
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But with changing shopper behaviour and expectations, and with online rivals such as Amazon, IKEA is investing in e-commerce and services as well as trying new concepts such as pickup points and city-centre showrooms.
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Walmart announced on Friday that it has acquired Bonobos, the 10-year-old mens clothing brand that started by selling pants online but has since expanded its assortment and opened dozens of brick-and-mortar showrooms.
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According to Kelley Blue Book, more than 2.1 million midsize SUVs have rolled out of US dealer showrooms in the first 10 months of this year, an increase of 7.1% over the same period last year.
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French carmaker PSA will pull its DS cars out of Citroen showrooms as the French automaker builds a smaller, distinct sales network in an effort to reverse a slide in sales for the fledgeling premium brand.
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Over the years, many came to wonder if Apple had not simply created its own "garden of pure ideology" by coercing people to buy Apple products and slavishly following their "geniuses" in those antiseptically white showrooms.
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This fall, the company, which is known mostly for its apparel and beauty offerings, put furniture showrooms in several of its stores; its sister company, Anthropologie, did something similar with scenes of living and dining rooms.
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The company will have some pop-up stores opening as soon as that situation improves, so people can go see the cars and learn more while the permanent showrooms are still under construction, TechCrunch has learned.
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The company is housed in the former Agip gas station and garage in the Piazzale Accursio in Milan, a midcentury masterpiece that has been refurbished to provide workshops, a restaurant, showrooms for the cars and offices.
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In fact, it was often at the forefront of changing demands as it moved from catalogs featuring pages of saddles and bridles, to showrooms full of glistening home appliances, to auto-repair shops outside the mall.
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The first was her insistence that several rooms near the exit from the Northern White House be converted into showrooms for her fashion brands with displays of Ivanka Trump footwear, handbags, apparel, lingerie and other accouterments.
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Still, analysts and customers have noticed that Apple Stores have lost their "wow" factor, as other companies like Microsoft and Tesla incorporate the design tactics that made Apple Stores famous into their own stores and showrooms.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Western European car sales dropped 23 percent in September, according to LMC Automotive data, in the wake of a summer discounting splurge that preceded tougher new emissions rules now keeping some models out of showrooms.
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But as Chinese consumer tastes shift away from basic and affordable, Baojun is engineering a different image for itself - launching mid-market models that will sport a redesigned logo and be sold through new or revamped showrooms.
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Photo: AmazonAmazon announced Wednesday that it will try to pitch the general public on its dystopian future by launching interactive showrooms in model homes across the country to show off its full line of smart home products.
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No one stayed late, given the packed calendar and constant threat of rain, which continued well into Friday, when many made the rounds at the designer showrooms — all under one roof at Victoria House in Bloomsbury Square.
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GM said it is "bullish" on pickup truck sales for the rest of 2019 as more versions of its new Silverado hit dealer showrooms and its heavy-duty trucks launch in the second half of the year.
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IKEA, which is seeing the surge in e-commerce and home delivery dim the appeal of its classic out-of-town warehouse stores, flagged last year it might add full-range city-center showrooms to its channels.
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While the Japanese automaker has led in technologies for hybrid and fuel cell vehicles, it has trailed behind rivals such as Nissan Motor Co Ltd, Volkswagen AG and Tesla Inc in bringing fully electric vehicles to showrooms.
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"The feel-good factor from a sun and sport-packed July, combined with some fantastic deals on a raft of exciting new models, clearly helped keep showrooms relatively busy last month," said SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes.
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Zayong Koo, Hyundai vice president in charge of investor relations, told an earnings conference on Tuesday that sales incentives to coax buyers into showrooms jumped in the first half, without saying how much the promotions affected profitability.
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Back in the Chinese city of Chongqing, dealers at four Hyundai showrooms visited by Reuters say the new Encino SUV, based on its small South Korean SUV Kona and launched this year in China, missed the mark.
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Last year, the average buyer paid more than $34,000 for a brand new ride, and with all the safety and infotainment upgrades available in today's showrooms, there's little indication that that figure will go down anytime soon.
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The furniture industry has long been the big economic engine in town, and the downtown area was all but swallowed up by furniture showrooms, most of which are not open to the public on a regular basis.
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This show pulled me in because it typifies the hyperbolized, idealized images our popular culture projects through the mediums of showrooms, televisions, magazine covers, and the like, while providing aspirational templates for what a home should be.
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As mentioned a couple of places above, you might see some slight differences region to region, but Tesla says you can also check out the updates in-store at its showrooms if you want a sneak preview.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - IKEA Group's new CEO will focus on developing new stores and showrooms in city centers as the surge in e-commerce and home delivery dims the appeal of its giant out-of-town warehouse stores.
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If you're in the market for a mass-market long-range EV and don't want to wait for either the Model 3 or the VW EV, though, Chevy's Bolt EV will be hitting showrooms later this year.
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A few years later, General Motors made a bigger push for midsize trucks with all-new versions of the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon, two models that hit showrooms just as Americans started buying more SUV's and trucks.
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You can follow an in-depth, step-by-step video guide to accurately measure yourself at home, or you can visit one of Indochino's many showrooms in the United States and Canada to get measured by a professional.
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Last month, a senior executive told Reuters that PSA would will pull its DS cars out of Citroen showrooms in order to focus on building a smaller, distinct sales network to revive the fledgling premium brand's sliding sales.
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According to an Audi spokesperson, the company needs to obtain new "regulatory clearance," after some of the vehicle's software was "modified during the development process," and as a result, vehicle will take a bit longer to reach showrooms.
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Kamil is also outside of the typical sample size range most designers model their samples off of, so it wasn't like they could pull whatever they wanted from myriad of showrooms, which would have been a lot quicker.
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While Tesla's Model 3 will hit showrooms in 93, and as rivals Porsche and Audi are working on all-electric cars for release by 2019, the German carmaker appears to have put such cars on the back burner.
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You can follow an in-depth, step-by-step video guide to accurately measure yourself at home, or you can visit one of Indochino's many showrooms in the United States and Canada to get measured by a professional.
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Instead of the arms race for the biggest location on the most desirable street, a new model focused on multifunctional, integrated stores is gaining currency: less storehouses of product than event spaces, classrooms, community centers, showrooms or studios.
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No longer a darling beauty startup, Emily Weiss' brainchild has seriously disrupted the industry, changing everything from the in-store experience (hello, Instagrammable showrooms), to trading in a seasonal launch calendar in favor of highly-anticipated product drops.
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It would take another 17 years before its first long-range BEV, the Chevrolet Bolt, reached showrooms but, in the intervening years, it added an assortment of hybrids, including the first mass-market plug-in, the Chevrolet Volt.
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But after displaying several new models at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit last January, Guangzhou-based GAC has been quietly lining up a U.S. distribution network, with plans to open its first showrooms next year.
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"Having the new, second-generation Super Series and the first-ever Sports Series convertible in showrooms will give every one of the 80 McLaren retailers worldwide the opportunity to contribute strongly to another record year," said Jolyon Nash.
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The bad news, though, is that the late push to beat the previous record, 17.47 million vehicles sold in 2015, came at a steep cost, as companies piled on higher sales incentives to lure consumers to their showrooms.
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However, a slide in the value of Russia's rouble currency has also reduced automakers' local production costs, and in the past few months some producers have seen the decline in their sales slow as consumers start visiting showrooms again.
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But it is the culmination of a long-promised, never-fulfilled vision, and their introduction stands in stark contrast to 2007, when Chinese automakers stormed auto shows in America, making bold promises that they would soon open showrooms here.
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I went on a five-year quest to document any remains of the Borscht Belt that I could, whether it was a singular structure, a pool, a tennis court, a bungalow, the old lobbies, kitchens, showrooms, and shuffleboard courts.
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To be fair, that looks like a very compelling application of virtual reality — having people soak up the most realistic visuals of their anticipated future car — though it's destined for a rather small audience in high-end auto showrooms.
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As part of the partnership with Mazda, the bank and the automaker will launch a joint marketing campaign to attract car buyers and Thanachart Bank will provide financing for the automaker to increase its number of showrooms in Thailand.
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Amazon Showroom — a name that's almost a cruel reference to Amazon's ability to turn brick-and-mortar stores into showrooms for online shoppers — isn't the retailer's first attempt at helping shoppers visualize items in their home ahead of purchase.
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PARIS, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Western European car sales dropped 23 percent in September, according to LMC Automotive data, in the wake of a summer discounting splurge that preceded tougher new emissions rules now keeping some models out of showrooms.
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Automakers from Acura to Zotye are plugging into electric vehicles, with industry analysts expecting to see nearly a dozen new all-electric vehicles in U.S. showrooms by the end of 0003, with dozens more coming to market in 2020.
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Headquartered at The Row — a complex of industrial buildings repurposed as shops and restaurants by LA-based film Rios Clementi Hale — the festival will also branch out to off-site events at studios, showrooms, and venues throughout the city.
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The stores that have been designated to stay open at this point will have "smaller Tesla crews," as they will operate more as showrooms, giving information but not selling anything, with people redirected to their phones to make transactions.
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N * Fca us llc - new 2018 grand cherokee trackhawk to arrive in jeep showrooms in q4 with a starting U.S. MSRP of $85,900, excluding $1,095 destination Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1 646 646 8780)
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To market the building, which is not in a very residential area, the developers have partnered with the nearby New York Design Center, which houses about a hundred furniture showrooms at 200 Lexington Avenue, between 32nd and 33rd Streets.
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Apparel basics, like the socks, T-shirts and other items that support many midrange retailers, might not fare as well in showrooms because the items can be easily bought online, according to a report from the consulting firm Strategy&.
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Headquarters: Ingolstadt, Germany Place on last poll: 95 Why it's hot: Anticipation is high for the brand's first fully electric SUV, the Audi e-tron, which will be revealed in a few weeks and will hit showrooms in 2019.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Fears of a U.S. sales slowdown in auto showrooms due to the coronavirus outbreak that has spread globally are appearing in analysts' forecasts, but industry executives said the pandemic has yet to affect demand or factory production.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Fears of a U.S. sales slowdown in auto showrooms due to the coronavirus outbreak that has spread globally are appearing in analysts' forecasts, but industry executives said the pandemic has yet to affect demand or factory production.
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Sight Unseen Offsite A showcase of cutting-edge contemporary design by emerging talents at one central location, as well as a dozen satellite presentations at partner showrooms including 3.1 Phillip Lim, Creatures of Comfort, Opening Ceremony, and Roll & Hill.
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And traditionally e-retailers like Bonobos, Warby Parker and Rent The Runway have started opening up physical "showrooms" for shoppers to try on product, but not at the expense of the companies having to hold excessive inventory in stores.
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Whereas Peloton machines are showcased at a few dozen showrooms in the US, you can find Echelon demoing its bikes at Costco stores and Hydrow rowers at Best Buys across the country, making entertrainment machines a bit more accessible.
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The company's new, much smaller stores don't actually fully stock toys; they're just glorified showrooms where customers peruse preferred brands before buying them online at the Toys "R" Us website—the logistics of which are actually managed by Target.
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Other exciting projects like a new Model Y, a Tesla Semi truck and new factories, including one in Shanghai, should also require significant capital, as will further expansion of Tesla's charging network, service business and showrooms around the world.
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A major turning point for the company, he said, was its risky move in 2000 from the heart of the Upper East Side decorating district to Madison Avenue and 34th Street, an area then best known for antique carpet showrooms.
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Faced with dim prospects, the 56-year-old CEO ordered GM to abandon money-losing markets such as Russia and South Africa, even India, where the company has closed its showrooms, though its factories there will continue producing vehicles for export.
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"I've worked in a lot of showrooms and have dealt with a lot of runway samples, and I have always marveled at the size difference between those teeny tiny samples and the size of my own body," Black, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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It went on to set up services such as battery-swapping plans, mobile power vans and the so-called "NIO House," a series of showrooms that aim to double as clubhouses with a library, open kitchen and workshops for kids.
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In a way, retail experts say, the emergence of alcohol at national chains is a democratization of what has long been a staple of luxury shopping: a glass of bubbly or Scotch while trying on dresses or shirts at designer showrooms.
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Complicating matters, Genesis is in the midst of a major shake-up of its distribution system, pulling out of Hyundai showrooms to set up its own dealer network, a process going slower than expected, senior brand officials have told CNBC.
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Since most vehicle infotainment systems are terribly difficult to use, just about anything that can make them better is a must-have, but there's no word from FCA or Google on when the platform might make it to dealer showrooms.
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In 2014 on "Squawk Box," Jackson stuck up for Tesla, saying it should not have to modify its practice of selling its electric cars directly to consumers in company-owned showrooms to mollify state governments, which want cars sold through dealerships.
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GM said in a statement it was "bullish" on pickup truck sales for the rest of 2019 as more versions of its new Silverado hit dealer showrooms and its heavy-duty trucks launch in the second half of the year.
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Chevrolet's $37,500 Bolt, arriving in U.S. showrooms late in 2016 and in Europe as the Opel Ampera-e next spring, covers 238 miles (383 km) with its 60 kilowatt-hour battery from LG Chem , General Motors announced earlier this month.
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The self-proclaimed "most interesting store in the world" has already lived up to its name in its general store space, with its whimsical showrooms, eye-popping displays, and clever methods of bringing lesser-known direct-to-consumer brands to life.
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While we're extra excited for the ones slated to hit showrooms in the upcoming years, even the concepts destined to remain in car museums are sure to have an influence on what we one day might see on public roads.
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" David Coleridge, chairman of The Watch Gallery, which operates showrooms in Selfridges on Oxford Street and in Manchester, as well as a Rolex boutique in the ultraluxury apartment building One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge, said Brexit had created "the perfect storm.
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Before the Alexander McQueen show in Paris on Monday night, François-Henri Pinault, the chief executive of the luxury conglomerate Kering — owner of Gucci, Saint Laurent and Balenciaga — wondered whether the industry should begin digitizing showrooms and considering a new system.
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Today's art showrooms, relics of a smaller, clubbier art scene, have lately been challenged by the proliferation of global art fairs, by online shopping's assault on all brick-and-mortar retailers and by the inexorable rise in real estate prices.
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The juggernaut of mega-gallery showrooms continues, with behemoths like Hauser & Wirth mounting impressive historical shows (and starting their own bookstores, publishing houses, magazines and nonprofit foundations), and David Zwirner is planning a Renzo Piano-designed space to open in 2020.
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In the meantime if you're not willing to invest in a finicky, old English four-wheeler, you can still keep up with my (and millions of other) Defender adventures online while you wait for the new one to hit showrooms.
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IKEA, known for its giant out-of-town budget furniture stores, is investing heavily in adapting to new shopping habits and online competition, developing digital and other services as well as setting up smaller stores and showrooms in city centres.
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Block after block of factories and showrooms have disappeared from the renowned garment district in Manhattan, replaced by technology, media and consulting companies that focus on the design and marketing side of the business, if they are even connected to fashion.
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Read: Canadian VW Dealers Move Diesels Out of Storage and Into Showrooms Shooting Star Kevin O'Leary, the investor made famous by reality television, was the last of the 14 candidates to join the race to replace Stephen Harper as Conservative leader.
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Though the company already has a New York location, in a block-long, late-19th-century warehouse called the Terminal Stores building, CEO David Rosenblatt tells the WSJ that using its new funding, more brick-and-mortar showrooms may be in its future.
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The chief executive of a dealership group, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters last month that Vauxhall wants to cut its showrooms by roughly a third to around 200 outlets to ensure its sales per outlet are "in a good place".
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The carmaker further said the autos division will benefit from the rollout of its new Mercedes E-Class and also next year from a refreshed S-Class and new versions of the E-Class, including a convertible and a coupe, hitting showrooms.
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And a reliable pair of sneakers is crucial — I need something flat with a cushion because styling a shoot means running all around the city to different showrooms, picking up clothes, taking them to set, steaming everything, and dressing models all day.
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Though CES looked to the future with self-driving cars and long-range electrified vehicles, Detroit will keep it a little closer to Earth with some trucks, crossovers and sedans (let's not forget concepts) ready for showrooms as soon as this spring.
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At first, the cars will be prohibitively expensive to sell in Ford showrooms Since it's five years out, Ford doesn't yet know what platform these cars will ride on, what they'll look like or what will power them (gasoline or electrified powertrains).
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The company said it had reached an agreement to sell a 75 percent stake in Unitrans, which runs one of South Africa's largest auto showrooms and a network of trucks dealerships with annual sales of more than 23 billion rand ($1.6 billion).
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The company spent billions of dollars to develop those cars and retool plants to make them, but sales have been so sluggish that Fiat Chrysler plans to stop making the Dart and 22025, and it is allowing dealers to close Fiat showrooms.
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Earlier this year, Toyota was able to finally launch a couple of much anticipated, potentially high-volume subcompact sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) - two China-market versions of the Toyota C-HR crossover SUV which hit showrooms in the United States last year.
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The new SUV is one of the 50 new or redesigned vehicles Ford has said it plans to launch in China starting this year and through 2025, which include the redesigned Ford Focus car due to hit showrooms in China later this year.
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"When Zac asked me to style him for the MTV Movie Awards, I started going to showrooms and pulling pieces that were awesome, but I just had this very specific idea in mind," Miro tells Refinery29 about how the collection came about.
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It immediately rebranded the neighborhood as the Fashion Center, to reflect its transformation from a manufacturing hub jammed with trucks being loaded with dresses on rolling racks to a locus of spiffy showrooms for products now mostly manufactured in the South or abroad.
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The California Court of Appeal for the Second District, an intermediate appeals court in Los Angeles, affirmed the dismissal of a 2014 lawsuit in which MGA alleged the Barbie maker instructed employees to steal trade secrets from showrooms and toy industry conventions.
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More new models are just reaching showrooms or due by the end of next year, from a redesigned F-series truck to a plug-in hybrid version of the Escape mid-sized SUV with an estimated all-electric range of only 6.743 miles.
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Shopping centers catering to the upper middle class and affluent -- as well as tourists -- are thriving thanks to a focus on higher-end brands like Louis Vuitton and Gucci and the presence of Apple (AAPL) stores and Tesla (TSLA) showrooms in their malls.
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Earlier this year, Toyota was able to finally launch a couple of much anticipated, potentially high-volume subcompact sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) - two China-market versions of the Toyota C-HR crossover SUV which hit showrooms in the United States last year.
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The rise of online shopping means consumers are getting used to having purchases delivered to the home, so Sweden's IKEA is investing in e-commerce and services and trying new concepts such as pick-up-and-order points and city-center showrooms.
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While a final decision has not yet been made on building the truck or when it might hit showrooms, the greenlight from Hyundai's leaders in South Korea is a strong indication we will see a Hyundai pickup in the next several years.
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Although one of the key drivers to e-commerce mattress companies has been their ability to cut out the "middleman" in order to drive down prices, there has been a concerted effort to open more showrooms and expand their retail footprint as they compete.
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Insert Fashion Month, the biggest, brightest Good Outfit canvas there is, where designers, buyers, editors, stylists, reporters, celebrities and, yes, influencers gather in and around the tents, studios, warehouses and other makeshift showrooms to check out the collections — and we're checking them out, too.
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Certain bloggers like Bryanboy have recently come out against the pervasive borrowing and lending that creates the illusion that influencers are rich enough to afford all the outfits they wear, but Whittington still relies on pulling samples from showrooms to wear once and then return.
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In its first full year, 2500, on the market, with just the little 2500e in a handful of showrooms, Fiat sold 22013,0003 vehicles in the U.S. That climbed to a peak of 2000,22018 two years later, according to data compiled by Kelley Blue Book.
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Even if China does reduce its 25 percent tariff on imported vehicles — as Chinese President Xi Jinping promised on Tuesday — it is not clear that would mean a big, long-term increase in Fords and Lincolns made in U.S. factories heading to Chinese showrooms.
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The EQS is one of more than a dozen concept and production battery-cars that debuted at the Frankfurt Motor Show last week, a number of those eventually set to roll into showrooms in the U.S., as well as Europe, China and other major markets.
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Even if China does reduce its 25 percent tariff on imported vehicles - as Chinese President Xi Jinping promised on Tuesday - it is not clear that would mean a big, long-term increase in Fords and Lincolns made in U.S. factories heading to Chinese showrooms.
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Luckily for Martinez, she was able to use her friends, family and other connections to borrow formal gowns, score some free swimsuits and borrow samples from brand showrooms so she wouldn't need to drop thousands of dollars on clothing she thought she might need for the show.
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Throwing the ouroboros of 21st-century economics into sharp relief, the partnership was established in 2016 to sell Walmart's China-made, U.S.-branded products to Chinese consumers through JD.com's online marketplace and by setting up electronics showrooms hawking JD.com's tech wares in Walmart locations throughout China.
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And Peloton has tried to market the instructors as Real Humans, not just online spin instructors: the company trots them out for meet-and-greets at Peloton showrooms around the country, publishes blog posts about their personal struggles, and has created official Facebook pages for them.
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This year, it spent $92 million to buy the Source mall and surrounding property in Westbury, N.Y. It plans to turn part of the mostly vacant property into a collection of showrooms for home furnishings, décor and design, and is committing $25 million to the initiative.
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Missoni "had to be extra generous with the yard of silk, knits and tulles" it donated, according to fashion mag WWD, which took Mack's installation as an opportunity to chronicle the fashion line's generosity to artists in general (installations in their showrooms, knitwear inspired by sculptures).
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Although an unexpected choice for the LVMH Prize — Mr. Ino's profile is limited outside Japan, although he has been presenting his collections at Paris showrooms twice a year, and he has no formal ready-to-wear training — in other ways his victory was not completely surprising.
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What began as a small home-based operation soon flourished into a booming business — with three showrooms in Manhattan and a 24/7 production space on the shores of the Hudson River in Ossining, New York — and one of the most beloved labels of the 23th century.
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Translated, that refers to the buyers for boutiques and department stores who fly around the world to select items from catwalk shows and showrooms, as well as the designers and brands who move their collections from studios to display shelves to sell the shops their wares.
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Sass is an occasional contributor to the Wheels column.) A parade of Z cars has marched through showrooms over the decades, from the 240 (actually born as the S30 in Japan) to the 20003, the 280ZX, the more exotic 300ZX and, from 2003, the 297-horsepower 350Z.
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But the app was limited to testing just a single piece of furniture or decor item at a time, so if you wanted to furnish an entire room at Ikea, you still had to make the trek to an actual store and navigate its sprawling showrooms.
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From parts manufacturers to community dealer showrooms, a free trade environment and an open supply chain have kept the cost of automobiles down while giving the consumer access to safety and other technologies that save lives, reduce emissions, ease traffic congestion and improve quality of life.
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The all-utility vehicle brand on Friday announced the upcoming introduction of a new DesertHawk trim level across several of its models that will be engineered for high speed off-road driving, in contrast to the rock-crawling TrailHawk SUVs in showrooms today that it will continue to offer.
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The startup isn't looking to limit itself to the amusement park or arcade markets by any means and already has plenty of ideas for bringing their technologies to enterprise markets with use cases related to designing virtual showrooms and creating collaborative training environments inside the wild world of VR.
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President of Global Operations Joe Hinrichs told CNBC that the company is moving quickly toward producing what it previously described as a "Mustang-inspired" all-electric SUV that will be in showrooms next year, about the same time Tesla begins to deliver the first Model Y battery SUV.
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I walked Javits Center's two levels of halls during the media days earlier this week, constantly reminded that these shows are really showrooms — Ford, for instance, has an entire kiosk devoted to demonstrating a system for its F-150 pickup that helps you back up while towing a trailer.
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" Stylist Micaela Erlanger who works with Lupita Nyongo, Meryl Streep, Naomie Harris, and Winona Ryder also does not pull from Comme des Garcons showrooms: "It's not a common brand that I necessarily call in for my clients, but it's not because of a lack of respect or interest.
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The 303 Hyundai Palisade, set to reach US showrooms in the summer of 2019, is the latest entrant in the hotly contested midsize, three-row family-SUV segment — an area of the market dominated by industry heavyweights such as the Ford Explorer, Toyota Highlander, Honda Pilot, and Nissan Pathfinder.
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BMW said June sales of the 5 series were down 7.9 percent on the year at 27,595 cars, because of a lack of availability for a new long-wheelbase variant in China that is still in the launch phase and has not yet been rolled out to all showrooms.
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Rmax: So, this is the main bar, and at any given night from, let's say, five to midnight, this place is packed with magicians and their guests, and people are here to see incredible magic in a bunch of different showrooms, have dinner, have drinks, have a good time.
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Forget the designer showrooms and constant pressure to adhere to new trends; sometimes it's not about how much stuff you have, or how "Instagram-worthy" each piece is, but rather, seeking out that one item that can really redefine a space (that's right — a single item, not 15).
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Luxury buying and selling is a predominately in-person exchange, so when tons of buyers canceled their plans to travel during Paris market week — the week when designers and buyers meet at tradeshows and showrooms to buy and sell their upcoming collections — brands had to get creative, and fast.
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Bill Russo, head of Shanghai consultancy Automobility Ltd, said Ford was dealing with a "perfect storm" of trends which were not favorable to multinational mass market brands, and while the automaker was addressing the need to update its showrooms with new and refreshed models, this was taking time.
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Bill Russo, head of Shanghai consultancy Automobility Ltd, said Ford was dealing with a "perfect storm" of trends which were not favourable to multinational mass market brands, and while the automaker was addressing the need to update its showrooms with new and refreshed models, this was taking time.
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Top bridal salons like Kleinfeld Bridal in Manhattan and other showrooms and manufacturers have been opening discrete sample stores where they can divest themselves of extra inventory and where a bride-to-be can walk out with a deeply discounted gown, ready for final alterations by her own tailor.
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Last year, Sotheby's promoted a charity auction with a video that baldly appropriated Gouzer's skateboarding stunt: it showed John Farnworth, the freestyle-soccer champion, dribbling and heading a ball through the lobby of Sotheby's London headquarters and into showrooms hung with works by Yan Pei-Ming and Damien Hirst.
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The company, which is spending money on electric and self-driving technologies while also upgrading its line-up of conventional models, said upfront costs for the redesigned X21 sport-utility vehicle, due to hit showrooms this month, and the all-new X25 and X25 models would weigh on fourth-quarter results.
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As part of the program, Uber purchased a little less than 40,000 vehicles that it kept in 14 showrooms across the US. In some respects, Uber is learning about the challenges of maintaining such a sizable fleet, which will no doubt carry over to the company's self-driving car ambitions.
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"Leveraging augmented reality, the Wayfair app allows shoppers to transform their homes into virtual showrooms, allowing them to see their favorite products up close and at every angle – all in their very own space," said Steve Conine, co-founder and co-chairman, Wayfair, in statement about the AR feature's release.
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The issue for Trump is why BMW, Audi and Mercedes have either built or are building final assembly plants in Mexico instead of expanding their production in the U.S. Those plants south of the border will build models that will eventually wind up in luxury showrooms north of the border.
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A flood of similarly long-range models are now charging into showrooms, including not only the Hyundai Kona EV, the Nissan Leaf Plus and Chevrolet's own Bolt EV. The second-generation model "should've been an SUV," said analyst Peterson, staying in step with the dramatic shift reshaping the American marketplace.
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The business model latches onto what's seen as one of the most appealing business prospects of virtual and augmented reality — the ability to create virtual showrooms in which to sell things with the same intimacy and accessibility of a brick-and-mortar setting without the burdensome costs or logistical restrictions.
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In the Los Angeles Fashion District - comprising some 4,000 apparel outlets, showrooms and manufacturers covering about 100 blocks of downtown - about half the shops in the area's retail core were closed, along with about 40 percent of one of the large flower markets in the area, said district spokeswoman Ariana Gomez.
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"Empty seats at shows are not the problem — it is what is happening in showrooms, the holdups in the supply chains and what they might mean," said Pascal Morand, the executive president of the Fédération Française de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, the organizing body of Paris Fashion Week.
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