Meanings of cut-price deals in English

Still, cut-price deals may be better than dilutive share issuance.

But building industry representatives warn many cut-price deals are not as good as they look.

Industry insiders, however, said some of that growth was artificial, driven by cut-price deals and producers buying up or subsidizing tickets.

PARIS (Reuters) - A surge in production and cut-price deals from supermarkets are bringing caviar to the mass market.

Hotel companies like Jurys and Ryan offer cut-price deals, while travel groups like Irish Continental also offer discounts to loyal shareholders.

Ambani, India's richest man, through months of free and cut-price deals has propelled Jio into the nation's fastest growing wireless operator.

She is adept at finding things to do for free, or cut-price deals for the capital's attractions such as the London Eye.

The move will call time on loss-leading alcohol promotions and cut-price deals which have been widely blamed for fuelling binge drinking and anti-social problems.

T-Mobile has recently turned around years of subscriber losses with cut-price deals, marketing and wireless plans, but customer gains have pressured the carrier's margins.

The US iTunes website has already sold 85 million songs in the last 12 months and the European version promises cut-price deals for consumers.