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Meanings of slash prices in English
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Usage of slash prices in English
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Those companies are already having to slash prices to try to combat the discounter.
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Dealers slash prices as market slumps Dealers are overstocked and looking to move some metal.
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But on several occasions, it has missed monthly same-store sales forecasts after having to slash prices.
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Black Friday, originating in the US, has become a global sales event where retailers slash prices.
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M&S said it had been forced to slash prices to entice heavily indebted shoppers to continue spending.
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The move forced other operators, such as Vodafone, to slash prices and overhaul its offer in Spain.
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Losers tend to be those who simply slash prices on existing stock or react to rivals' promotions.
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It reduces overheads to slash prices and sells everything from handbags and shoes to nuts and ornaments.
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In a slow economy, auto dealers often slash prices for new cars, hurting used car values even more.
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The Asahi Shimbun daily reported that steelmakers would slash prices for other automakers, shipbuilders and electronics companies too.
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The Asahi Shimbun newspaper reported that steelmakers would slash prices for other automakers, shipbuilders and electronics companies too.
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In response, Saudi Arabia said it would slash prices and pump more oil, sparking fears of a price war.
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During volatile times, trading in corporate bonds and other risky assets can dry up, forcing sellers to slash prices.
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Today has become known as 'Cyber Monday', the day when retailers slash prices and offer big discounts ahead of Christmas.
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The company said in April that it would close 370 stores, slow its expansion of new stores and slash prices.
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Mr Ryan said Woolworths had "panicked" in the past by trying to slash prices to compete with Coles.
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