wholesale discount

The fair price estimate here is artificially low due to the prevalence of wholesale discounts.

That sum does not include research and development, shipping or, with a third-party retailer, the wholesale discount.

Some dealers were angered in April when Compaq narrowed their wholesale discounts from list prices to 30 percent, from 40 percent.

When they pulled into the parking lot of Tom's Wholesale Discount Market, Jamie searched for his mother among the several faces he found there.

Brown & Williamson responded by introducing its own generic cigarette and offering a series of steep wholesale discounts, which it portrayed as aggressive but legal price competition.

And early this year, when Gillette accepted an order for Waterman pens from Office Depot, a Florida-based wholesale discount operation serving the mass market, Mme.

Trying to pressure a publisher for a bigger wholesale discount off the cover price by limiting new orders of its books can create a public outcry about curtailing freedom of expression.

But people involved said there were several long-running debates over the size of the wholesale discount, charges for shipping and the size of publishers' payments for promotion in the stores.

His business ventures included a successful wholesale discount chain called Cash and Carry, a convenience store chain, PickPay, and Switzerland's first computer store, Microspot.

The book was in part a reaction to the financial collapse of Overend, Gurney and Company, a wholesale discount bank located at 65 Lombard Street, London, from which the title draws its name.

The regulated company - still known as Rochester Telephone - owns and operates the existing local phone network; it is required to lease out capacity on its network at a wholesale discount to would-be competitors like AT&T.

In July 2007, the Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board ruled that Jungbauer had knowingly accepted a campaign contribution in the form of a wholesale discount on model airplanes for his office.

Despite Future offering free shipping and large wholesale discounts and making their output "100% returnable" (thereby effectively removing the main risk to the retailers of unsold stock) - and thus making their product "free for all intents and purposes" - retailers were not ordering enough copies to make Future viable.