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Know how to price.
Video Description: Description: Jeff Schuyler, president of Import Auto Supply in Yuma, Ariz., says proper pricing in a tough economy is essential for profitability. Schuyler discussed pricing at the APA Conference in San Antonio. Related Article Subjects: advanstar, aftermarket, , APA, associates, auto, automotive, convention, customer, delivery, hotshot, import, maintenance, parts, preventive, pricing, service
Small Business Solutions - Peter MacGillivray
At the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, the largest automotive aftermarket event in the world, SBTV.com talks to Peter MacGillivray, the SEMA Vice President of Communications &...
Small Business Solutions - Mark Anderson
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Small Business Solutions - Kyle Schwulst
At the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, the largest automotive aftermarket event in the world, SBTV.com talks to Kyle Schwulst, CEO & Founder of Electro Jet Driving...
Small Business Solutions - John Waraniak
At the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, the largest automotive aftermarket event in the world, SBTV.com talks to John Waraniak, the SEMA Vice President of Vehicle...
Small Business Solutions - Jim Kelly
At the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, the largest automotive aftermarket event in the world, SBTV.com talks to world famous professional golf announcer Jim Kelly about his first time at SEMA along with some exciting...
Small Business Solutions - Jennifer Bemisderfer
At the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, the largest automotive aftermarket event in the world, SBTV.com talks to Jennifer Bemisderfer, Communications Manager for...
Small Business Solutions - Chris Duke
At the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, the largest automotive aftermarket event in the world, SBTV.com talks to Chris Duke, the host and executive producer for Motorz...
Investing in the Auto Supply Chain
Auto aftermarket companies that want to win the market-share battle must invest heavily in the supply chain, according to Michael Cardone III, vice president of supply for Cardone... A realistic scenario, February 23, 2009 Monday Evening The Daily Stock ReportBy: Mitch King | 14/10/2009 | FinanceA realistic scenario, February 23, 2009 Monday Evening The Daily Stock Report Stocks opened up this morning in the regular market hours with banks having the highest gains. And the first 15 minutes was the peak of the day for banks. Then it was pretty much downhill for the rest of the day for most stocks. The fact that banks were the only sector showing an up day except for JPM, JP Morgan Chase, which announced aftermarket a cut in their dividend to retain $5 billion cash. |
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