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    Nordstrom

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    online store that is up and operational. Third would be promotion. Trying to get the customers to buy the product. Fourth of the retail mix is price. Nearly everything inn Nordstrom is expensive‚ they are always having sales. Presentation is the fifth element of the retailing mix. It is the way that you display your products to your customers. The sixth component of the retailing mix is the most important one for Nordstrom is Personnel. Nordstrom’s intense

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    Nordstrom, Inc: Case Study

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    and Elmer.• 1968 | The second generation debated selling the company as Everett neared retirement. They were convinced by the third generation Nordstroms to take the company public instead‚ and allow the cousins to take over the business.• 2001 | The fifth generation of Nordstroms reasserted control‚ with the 3 sons of Bruce A. Nordstrom assuming senior executive roles in the company which they continue to hold today. 3. 3. PHILOSOPHYThe companys philosophy has remained unchangedfor more than 100 years

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    Irving Penn

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    Brodovitch. At the same time‚ Irving Penn worked for Harper’s Bazaar magazine as an apprentice artist while training for a career as an art director. After graduated‚ Irving Penn worked as a freelance designer for two years. Then he worked in the Saks Fifth Avenue department store as an art director. In 1943‚ Alexander Liberman – the art director of Vogue Magazine offered Irving Penn to be his assistant. Irving Penn began to take some pictures himself under the teaching of Liberman. Finally‚ he had

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    within one block | Most Hotels have restaurants | Some Hotels have restaurants | Not located in hotel but own 18 Restaurants In California | Partners | Kerstin Florian Skincare‚ Haagen-Dazs‚ WXRT radio station‚ | Bliss spa products | Evian‚ Saks Fifth Avenue‚ BMW‚ Napa Valley Vintners‚ Adidas | | Spa | In room spa-services | On-site spa | On-site Spa | On-site Spa | Pet Friendly | Pets Welcome: Specialty services offered for pets | Pets Welcome | No Pets | No Pets | Prices (per night) | $150-$1100

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    Swot of Macy

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    INTRODUCTION Macy’s‚ America’s leading department store retailer‚ has a rich history dating back to 1858 when it was started off as a small dry goods store by Rowland Hussey Macy ’s. At come that time‚ no one would have guessed that the store would grow on to become one of the largest department store retailers. However‚ it was not all success in the initial period and after some failed retail ventures; R H Macy’s continued hard work and grit paid off with the launch of R.H. Macy & Co. Sales

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    Estee lauder

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    The Sweet Smell of Success The Estee Lauder brand is familiar to almost everyone‚ everywhere. How did that happen? The credit goes to Estee Lauder‚ who built a cosmetics empire‚ a person who had a passion for and desire to help women feel glamorous. Even those who aren’t experts in the field of cosmetics and fragrances recognize this most prominent and respected name. Estee Lauder‚ born Josephine Ester Mentzer‚ was one the most successful women entrepreneurs in America and she was the only one

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    Vera Wang

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    she commissioned a dressmaker5 to tailor the extravagant gown. The ending cost of her gown was $10‚000. The following year‚ with some financial backing from her father‚ Wang opened her own bridal boutique in the upscale Carlyle Hotel on Madison Avenue in New York City. Catering mostly to celebrities and socialites‚ the Vera Wang Bridal House initially offered couture gowns by the famed designers Guy Laroche‚ Arnold Scaasi‚ Carolina Herrera‚ and Christian Dior. Over the next few years‚ Wang honed

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    Estee Lauder

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    Industry Introduction - Global Men’s Skin Care As per Manilatimes.com on October 16th 2012‚ Asia is driving global sales of men’s skin care products‚ with Chinese‚ Japanese and South Koreans the most avid users in the region. Consumer research group Euromonitor International said that the Asia-Pacific region accounted for nearly 60 percent of worldwide sales of men’s skin care products‚ a fast-growing section of a $33-billion male grooming industry. “As features from women’s skin care are replicated

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    Flashy and Sassy with the Kardashians Principles of Marketing By: Introduction One of the most famous and well-known families in today’s American reality television series are the Kardashians. Since the launch of their television show in 2007‚ on the very well-known network E entertainment‚ Keeping up with the Kardashians made the clan their fame. The show instantly spiraled and the family branched off into several other television series such as Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami‚ Kourtney and

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    Havaianas rebranding notes http://businesstoday.intoday.in/story/havaianas-case-study/1/187012.html + As Brazil’s economy began to improve in the early 1990s consumers deserted the "cheap" Havaianas slippers‚ which were seen as something worn by maids and construction workers. This development also coincided with the entry of new unbranded competitors in the domestic market. > Consequently‚ Havaianas’s sales suffered‚ dropping 35 per cent in 1993 to 65 million pairs. The loss in sales forced

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