It could be an attempt to broaden revenue streams, plot the location of a future store or, at its simplest, take advantage of a good deal.
The accounting practice, embraced by department stores in the 1920s, is outdated, skews key metrics and fosters bad decisions, analysts say.
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It could be an attempt to broaden revenue streams, plot the location of a future store or, at its simplest, take advantage of a good deal.
The accounting practice, embraced by department stores in the 1920s, is outdated, skews key metrics and fosters bad decisions, analysts say.
