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wholesale trade

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wholesale trade
n → Großhandel m
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Summary: Commercial activity in Algeria has seen an increase in Q4 2008 compared with the previous term, for the wholesale trade, but fell for retail, according to a survey of opinion on trade conducted by the National Office of Statistics (ONS) with the trade firms' managers.
Wholesale activity up, retail's down in Q4 2008 by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
Bankruptcies in the manufacturing and wholesale trade sectors hit the highest levels the past year, at 244 and 222, respectively.
February corporate failures jump 10% in Japan, up for 9th month by Japan Weekly Monitor
These firms recorded growth in total sales and receipts ranging from 200% in the agricultural services, forestry, and fishing industry to 1800% in the wholesale trade industry.
Growth without growth: an analysis of the state of minority-owned ... by Didia, Dal / Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship
 
 
 
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