Synonyms for retailer
re·tail·er

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1. retailer, retail merchantnoun

   a merchant who sells goods at retail

   Synonyms:
   retail merchant

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1. retailernoun

   Synonyms:
   huckster

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1. List of paraphrases for "retailer":

   retailers, retail, distributor, dealer

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1. Mark Kelly:

   It would be great to see a retailer like Walmart say hey, everybody should get a background check before buying a gun, just like they have to do here at Walmart, it would be great to have Walmart on our side of the debate.

2. Deven Choksey:

   Global financial investors are staying away from commodities given the fall in prices. So, Coal India and ONGC will find it difficult to attract quality investors, in the case of IOC, it is mainly a domestic retailer and has a lot to do with the domestic economy. The fall in crude prices and government decision not to charge (an) oil subsidy will make it (IOC) a better choice in the current environment.

3. Jonathan Feeney:

   Anytime a savvy retailer enters the category, I think the existing players have to question if their price architecture is right, particularly when someone enters the private label side of the category.

4. Sucharita Kodali:

   It will take a long time for sales to get back to normal and for people to feel comfortable heading back to stores, we are in the midst of a recession, possibly a depression. If there's a nonessential retailer that can thrive in that retail environment, I want to know who they are.

5. Neil Saunders:

   Old Navy is especially lucrative for a retailer like Old Navy which has a broad spectrum of consumers of all shapes and body types, for Old Navy and other mainstream players, I think they see an opportunity for growth in a part of the market that they don't serve too well.