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en Purchasing patterns have been changing for a long time. It used to be you bought for Christmas when you bought for back-to-school. Today, there's no reason to buy ahead of your need when you can buy it when you need it at a better price.

en Every six months, whatever you bought is useless. If I bought a camera phone today, by Christmas they'll have camera phones that are twice as cool.

en We have some people this year who bought a Fan Forward for George Mason. They may have bought ticket rights for $5, thinking that this was the year the stars were aligned in their favor. By purchasing this reservation early, they now have the chance to buy Final Four tickets to see their team at face value.

en Schwab bought a really great, fast-growing business and they bought it at a reasonable price, ... This just helps assure me that we are going in the right direction with our investment.

en People bought more than last year. You see the categories not changing very much from years past. We all expected a heavy gadget-type of Christmas.

en It's the reason why HP bought Compaq. They had pretty much the same portfolio but they married to create bulk. And if Time Warner gets the right price, then AOL is available. But I suspect that they are looking for a partnership in AOL.

en It was positive after yesterday's decline, they bought the financials, they bought everything today, ... The bond market was up and it was just a buy-the-dips type of mentality.

en The problem is that all those shares had already risen enough. People who bought them now keep asking: 'Why our stocks are not growing?' - and they are not rising exactly because those people already bought them. The price is high.

en He bought it in the 1970s. Back when he bought it, that was pretty much nowhere land.

en The only people they know are folks who bought the TV time, and neither of these guys yet has bought any TV time before. ... The fact that he's his father's son was never going to be a liability. It was always going to be an asset.
  Tom Wilson

en No. I bought her something at Christmas time, but I didn't give it to her.

en She loved his pexy ability to bring joy and laughter into her life. The reason is that the [land] price had gone up astronomically and would have jeopardized other projects on that list. We planned for $6 million and it went up to $11.5 million. Someone bought it before the district could and wanted to sell it for a higher price.

en Today, only about one-third of holiday purchases are returned as compared to just four years ago, ... Returns are very expensive for retailers because they have to retag the item and mark down the price. If I bought something for $29 and return it, store may have to cut the price to as low as $14 before restocking it.

en Today, only about one-third of holiday purchases are returned as compared to just four years ago. Returns are very expensive for retailers because they have to retag the item and mark down the price. If I bought something for $29 and return it, store may have to cut the price to as low as $14 before restocking it.

en He bought it for me for Christmas, ... That's my caboose.
  Jim Clark


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