The retail stores that begin with the letter G are as follows:

1. Gucci
2. Gymboree
3. Guess
4. Giorgio Armani
5. Gap
6. G & A Caves Ltd
7. Gateshead Hat Centre
8. Galeton
9. Grimm Bros
10. Guru

In the event that a catalogue or online purchase does not meet your expectations, Burberry accepts returns of any unused items; provided the conditions specified below are met. Items purchased at Burberry stores cannot be returned by mail. In addition, no items can be exchanged by mail. The packing slip in your package will contain detailed return instructions for all returnable items. There are three return options for most items: # Pre-paid Return Shipping (preferred method, available for most orders) # Standard Return Shipping # Returns to Burberry Stores in the USA

1. Pre-Paid Return Shipping For convenient return processing on most orders, your packing slip will include a pre-paid, pre-addressed label for your return package. # Pack the item(s) securely in the original product packaging, if possible. Please include all paperwork, parts, and accessories. Hangtags must be attached. All products must be returned in good condition, to ensure full credit. # Complete the return reason questionnaire on the packing slip. Remove the mailing label portion and include the remainder of the slip in the return package. Please do not tear the pre-paid mailing label down the middle perforation. The entire label must be used. # Affix the pre-paid label to the package. Before sending your return shipment, please remove all extra labels from the outside of the package. # Send your package via US Mail by giving it to your postal carrier or dropping it at a local post office or mail drop point. * No postage is required. The fixed shipping rate of $6.50 will be deducted from your refund. You will not be charged postage until the return is processed. * To receive credit, items must be returned within 30 days of original shipment. * You can expect a refund in the same form of payment originally used for the purchase, within 30 days of our receiving the returned order. * Credit for gift returns will be issued to the original purchaser, minus the pre-paid return fee. * You are able to track your return shipment through My Account. * Please do not reproduce or alter the pre-paid label in any way, to ensure proper credit processing.

2. Standard Return Shipping If you would prefer to use your own shipping method: # Pack the item(s) securely in the original product packaging, if possible. Please include all paperwork, parts, and accessories. Hangtags must be attached. All products must be returned in good condition, to ensure full credit. # Complete the return reason questionnaire on the packing slip and include it in the return package. # Before sending your return shipment, please remove all extra labels from the outside of the package. # Send the return package to the following address:

BRBY

7601 Trade Port Drive

Louisville, KY 40258

* All return shipping charges must be prepaid. We cannot accept C.O.D. deliveries. * It is recommended that you use UPS or Insured Parcel Post for your return. * Keep the Return Tracking Number for your return package to monitor delivery status. * To receive credit, items must be returned within 30 days of original shipment. * You can expect a refund in the same form of payment originally used for the purchase, within 30 days of our receiving the returned order.

3. Returns to Burberry Stores in the USA Burberry stores in the USA accept online merchandise returns for exchange or merchandise credit only. Items must be returned to a Burberry store unused, with hangtags attached, within 30 days from the date of shipment accompanied by the original packing slip. In order to be credited to the original form of payment, items must be returned by mail to the address above (see Return Policy above). Gift returns to a Burberry retail store, accompanied by the original packing slip, are eligible for merchandise exchange or credit only. Credit for gift returns will be issued to the original purchaser. Returns to Burberry Outlet stores in the USA

Items purchased online or via the Burberry catalogue cannot be accepted for return, exchange or merchandise credit at Burberry Outlet stores.

The when: 2005. The how: How do you think? Marketing.

Ellen Davis, now the senior vice president of strategic initiatives at the National Retail Federation (NRF), coined the term in a November 2005 press release. Retailers had noticed a bump in sales on the Monday after Thanksgiving in the years prior, the release said, and they’d capitalize on that by offering great deals in 2005.

“We thought about calling it ‘Black Monday,’” she told the Los Angeles Times, “but that’s also the term for the big stock market crash, so we didn’t want to go there. We considered ‘Blue Monday’—because of the color of hyperlinks—but that had the connotation of being sad or depressed.”

The NRF settled on the “cyber” prefix and later launched cybermonday.com to serve as a clearinghouse for deals offered by its associates on Cyber Monday. The term—and concept—has blown up in the years since, fueling what’s looking to be a historically successful Cyber Monday in 2019.

When a business has provided good service or product to their customers, the customers develop a trust for the business. They become repeat customers and they tell others what a good experience they had. That creates a business asset called goodwill, in other words the good will of the customers toward the business.

• Goodwill is a value of the attractive force that generates sales revenue in a business, and adds value to its assets.

• Goodwill is an intangible but salable asset, almost indestructible except by indiscretion.

• It is built painstakingly over the years generally with:

  • heavy and continuous expenditure in promotion,

  • creation and maintenance of durable customer and supplier relationships,

  • high quality of goods and services, and

  • high quality and conduct of management and employees.

• Goodwill includes the worth of corporate identity, and is enhanced by corporate image and a proper location.

• Its value is not recognized in account books but is realized when the business is sold, and is reflected in the firm's selling price