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inventoryIn business, any item of property held in stock by a firm, including finished goods held for sale, goods in the process of production, raw materials, and items that will be consumed in the process of producing salable goods. Inventories appear on a company's balance sheet as assets. Inventory turnover, which indicates the rate at which goods are converted into cash, is a key factor in appraising a firm's financial condition. For financial statements, inventories may be priced either at cost or at market value. |
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We are also better able to micro manage our room inventory by adjusting rates to induce demand via e-commerce and market our distressed inventory via Priceline. We are more aggressively pursuing these leading retailers, some of which may be burdened by excess or distressed inventory up into the hundreds of millions of dollars on a companywide and annualized basis," noted Delmar Janovec, BizAuctions' CEO. Pink Sheets:BZCN), a prime provider of commercial eBay liquidation services for excess inventory, announced it has executed a Liquidation Services Contract for distressed inventory and other assets with a retail value in excess of $1,000,000. |
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