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Commercial cleaning also can be a very low-ticket business.

The Franchise Decision 2009

Commercial cleaning also can be a very low-ticket business.

The Franchise Decision 2009

Although they may delay getting larger-ticket items like cars and houses, even expensive wine is a relatively low-ticket luxury that many people refuse to give up.

Investing in Liquid Assets David Sokolin 2008

"Perhaps our low-ticket value protects us to some extent," he added, noting that most customers at HMV and Waterstone's stores spend about £10, or about $19, per visit.

HMV Reports Strong Holiday Sales Soren Billing 2008

Although they may delay getting larger-ticket items like cars and houses, even expensive wine is a relatively low-ticket luxury that many people refuse to give up.

Investing in Liquid Assets David Sokolin 2008

For in recent years, they have developed low-ticket, high-margin options that alleviate some of the pain associated with flying.

The Best of Flights, The Worst of Flights 2007

To combat sales declines, the seller of bedspreads and lighting has gone back to the low-ticket holiday gifts that it was known for a decade ago.

Tiptoeing Around Wal-Mart Matthew Rand 2006

He's a pioneer behind bringing rock to Atlanta, and he had a vision of creating a festival with a diverse lineup where people could go and see a number of artists for a really low-ticket price.

CNN Transcript May 4, 2002 2002

The first time I rode on Southwest airlines, for example, I couldn't help but notice the low-ticket prices and the on-time flights.

Forbes.com: News David Vinjamuri 2011

"In the U.S., there are focuses on low-ticket and faster-growing concepts," despite a slowdown in consumer spending, she said, adding that, on the global front, consumer-sector IPO gains have been driven by rising middle-class appetites among the world's emerging markets.

MarketWatch.com - Top Stories 2011