In business accounting, merchandising inventory refers to merchandise procured by a merchant for resell. Merchandising companies sell products such as clothing, auto parts and other tangible products.

Retail and wholesale merchandisers purchase ready-made goods to sell to customers. Each piece of merchandise is accounted for from the time it arrives at your store until a customer buys it. As a ...

Best-in-class retailers are leveraging innovative technologies that allow better merchandising and assortment planning decisions. As consumers continue to utilize multiple channels to browse and buy, ...

Church & Dwight, which manufactures such brands as Arm & Hammer, Zicam, Trojan and Hero, has elevated inventory visibility. Additionally, the company wanted to address sales slowdowns related to ...

Inventory is typically a retailer’s biggest asset. After all, the only way that retailers stay in business is to sell goods: the faster and more profitably, the better. Today, however, unsold ...

Burlington's flexible merchandising effort and agile distribution allows it to serve as a preferred partner for vendors looking to sell surplus inventory, remaining in the market year-round (as ...

vAuto with Intelligent Promotion expands upon vAuto’s inventory management capabilities with all-new functionalities. The service will launch at the Cox Automotive Experience and NADA Show 2021. vAuto ...

Discover key differences in income statements for merchandising and service companies, including inventory, cost of goods sold (COGS), and revenue variations.