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point of sale
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point of sale
n. pl. points of sale
A business or place where a product or service can be purchased. Also called point of purchase.

point-of-sale (pointv-sl) adj.

point of sale
n
(Business / Commerce) (in retail distribution) the place at which a sale is made Abbreviation POS
Translations
point of sale
n (Comm) → Verkaufsstelle f
point of sale n (Comm) → punto di vendita


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There are training and staffing expenses, the redesign of the front end and the potential loss of checkout lane impulse sales.
Managers also visit retail stores, occasionally even scanning and bagging items at checkout lanes, to learn more about customers.
Perhaps more females would prefer the self-service aisles if they took to heart the following data: The average woman can lose over four pounds a year by resisting the impulse items, such as candy and chocolate at the checkout lane (IHL Group based these figures on the average purchase and consumption of caloried impulse items, using 200 calories per item, and 3,500 calories per pound.
 
 
 
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