wholesale firm

He was unemployed for a time before finding work with a Melbourne wholesale firm.

In 1970, he started working for a wholesale firm, where after two years he became head of the accounting department.

"Due to earnings, we are just not in a position to raise wages," said an executive at a wholesale firm.

He became a travelling salesman for a wholesale firm, selling vinegar.

Carmine Romano's son also is the owner of a wholesale firm.

As one of the most important wholesale firms nationwide, Herlitz was able to employ 50 people by 1950.

And a German wholesale firm will be ordered to deliver the goods for this Jewish store.

Another wholesale firm, Anderson-Dulin-Varnell, operated out of the building until 1929.

By 1860, John Macdonald had the largest dry goods wholesale firm in Canada.

At that time the company had ten sporting goods stores and two wholesale firms located in the Gulf Coast region.

He was articled in 1798 to a wholesale firm based in Nottingham and London.

An immigrant from Hong Kong, her father owns a restaurant and a Chinese food wholesale firm.

It worried Boney Blayds & Co., and the more wholesale firms of commerce.

New markets, clients and business opportunities The liberalisation of foreign trade brought about new export opportunities for manufacturing and wholesale firms.

The Stitzel Distillery supplied much of the whiskey sold by the Weller wholesale firm.

He worked for a hardware wholesale firm on Dey Street in New York City afterward.

Khosrow Aziz, owner of the Parviz wholesale firm, said, "We are looking hard, but we did not find a place."

Stephen Bland, director of small firms, will take Huertas's role as director of wholesale firms.

The majority of Canadian retail and wholesale firms are small, owner-managed businesses, but the industry is dominated by large firms with multi-billion dollar sales figures.

He goes on: 'Any wholesale firm will provide you with a coffin as long as you pay; they're not fussy who they provide.'

If exercised, the purchaser would then hold a wholesale firm On-Peak power swap (physical or financial) at the predetermined swap price.

The survey found a big drop in confidence in the financial industry, reflecting turmoil in global markets, while construction and wholesale firms were also more pessimistic.

Luther sold his land allotment and bought a house in Sioux City, Iowa, where he worked as a clerk in a wholesale firm.

Her father was the son of John P. Martinot, a French immigrant who founded a successful wholesale firm dealing in imported silk products.

The deal will create a retail pharmacy and wellbeing behemoth with more than 11,000 stores in 12 countries, as well as the world's biggest pharmaceutical wholesale firm.