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Century 21 workers say the warehouse stores items for the men's department.

"Business is not good," he said, despite the crowd of people shopping in his warehouse store.

He is considered a pioneer of the "warehouse store" retail model.

The company added a membership warehouse store in 2007.

The multiplex and warehouse store were first proposed almost a decade ago.

Also, customers do not have to buy memberships, which are required at most warehouse stores.

Warehouse stores where heavy merchandise is stacked are a particular hazard.

The site is used for a warehouse store.

Three attempts were made to fire warehouses storing food.

Perhaps the biggest beneficiary of the open borders has been the giant warehouse stores.

At its peak there were around 100 warehouses storing wine and brandy.

As a result, the comparison between the big warehouse stores and the informal vendors is nearly a wash.

In 2001 it opened thirty more out-of-town retail warehouse stores.

Coffee My wife and I buy our coffee at a warehouse store.

S & K has been experimenting with a warehouse store concept.

The company offers its products to food distributors, retailers, warehouse stores, institutions, and restaurants.

"there's a furniture warehouse store about forty miles away," he said as he followed her.

Other operators of warehouse stores on Long Island are eager to compete.

Warehouse stores have become increasingly popular in recent years by selling a variety of goods at close to wholesale prices.

A local Costco warehouse store says residents have been voting since May 1.

With all the seats folded, the floor is flat - ideal for carrying large purchases from the warehouse store.

The discount gas offering helps offset the fact that warehouse stores lose appeal over time.

Warehouse stores might offer great deals on appliances, but may only offer just a few models at any one time.

For publishers, the warehouse stores' expansion has accelerated the concentration of sales on best sellers.

Success spawned the establishment of other warehouse stores and a more coherent merchandising strategy.

No name has been selected for the warehouse club company.

The jokes about warehouse clubs are pretty easy to make.

Add it all up, and a good number of the warehouse clubs' 90 million members probably are not well served by them.

The company now provides books to more than 280 warehouse clubs, compared with just 63 in 1985.

They are also available in club packs at warehouse clubs.

Wall Street is antsy about the entire warehouse club business.

Most manufacturers say they do not offer special price breaks to warehouse clubs.

Starting in 1999, Warehouse club members received an annual gift package.

Pace is the fourth largest of the warehouse club chains.

The warehouse clubs average more than 100,000 square feet, or about the size of two big new supermarkets.

The biggest surprise of the month were the warehouse clubs, which as a group turned in spectacular numbers.

How important are warehouse clubs to the retail industry?

The company's growth exploded along with the warehouse clubs.

If you sell an item to the warehouse clubs, we may not buy it."

The two remaining members went ahead and formed Warehouse Club.

"Unlike the supermarkets, warehouse clubs stock only 50 percent of food products," he said.

The supermarkets say warehouse club shopping should be subject to the same planning laws as they are.

Executives at the warehouse clubs also declined to comment on the pricing issue.

John Levy, president and chief executive of the warehouse club division, will assume those posts at the new company.

I would have to join a warehouse club.

The only warehouse club in New York City closed recently after less than a year.

The long-anticipated shakeout in the warehouse club industry has begun.

The number of supercenters and warehouse club stores in the county.

Warehouse clubs understand what is happening to these consumers."

"People don't go to a warehouse club for a quart of milk.