E-Retail
1Retail — stores redirects here. For the comic strip by Norm Feuti, see Retail (comic strip). Drawing of a self service store. Retail consists of the sale of physical goods or merchandise from a fixed location, such as a department store …
2Retail media — is a relatively new way of grouping advertising media. What are retail media? The term comes originally from the media available within the retail environment. As the area of retail media has developed into a segment in its own right new media… …
3Retail loss prevention — (in some retailers known as Asset Protection) is a form of private investigation into larceny or theft. The focus of such investigations generally includes shoplifting, package pilferage, embezzlement, credit fraud, and check fraud. Loss… …
4Retail Ready Packaging — refers to the containers and packaging for retail goods which are ready to be displayed instantly or with little set up for retail consumption by consumers. Retail Ready Packaging is a retail industry term used by both retail stores and retail… …
5Retail therapy — is shopping with the primary purpose of improving the buyer s mood or disposition. (1) Often seen in people during periods of depression or transition, it is normally a short lived habit. Items purchased during periods of retail therapy are… …
6Retail design — is a creative and commercial discipline that combines and utilizes many different design concepts together in the conceptualizing and construction of retail space. Retail design is primarily a specialized practice of architecture and interior… …
7Retail — kommt aus dem Englischen und bezeichnet wörtlich den „(Klein /Einzel )Handel“ bzw. den „Wiederverkauf“. Als Abkürzung wird in Artikellisten oft RTL verwendet. Im Gegensatz hierzu bezeichnet man das Großhandelsgeschäft auch als Wholesale Geschäft …
8retail — [rē′tāl΄; ] for vt.2, usually [ ri tāl′] n. [ME retaile < OFr retaille, lit., a cutting < retailler, to cut up < re , again + tailler, to cut: see TAILOR] the sale of goods or articles individually or in small quantities directly to the… …
9Retail software — is computer software sold to end consumers, usually under restricted licenses. Until the emergence of the Internet, retail software represented, until the 2000s, the vast majority of all end consumer software used and was referred to as… …
10Retail Week — is the UK’s leading news magazine for the retail industry, covering food, fashion, property, technology and stores.Founded in 1988 by City journalist Patience Wheatcroft, it is now owned by Emap, a media company listed on the London Stock… …
