revampment

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• The San Diego International Airport has for years pursued a revamp of the small, out-of-date Terminal 1, and the airlines that operate there are happy to pay to modernize it and increase the flights it can offer.

• Shifts to fulfilling orders from those very same stores and a revamp of the mobile site and app have helped the company weather the challenged and changing retail landscape.

• The digital-first overhaul includes a website revamp where online shoppers are now offered options to buy online, pick up in store, curbside pickup and same-day delivery.

• One of those – a revamp of the Sports Arena property, made possible by the passage of Measure E, which lifted the 30-foot coastal height limit in Midway – is now in limbo.

• It was March 2020, and he had just left his job as head of the New York City Transit Authority, after Governor Andrew Cuomo moved him off a massive revamp of the ailing subways.

• The duo will help revamp retail stores as the technology brand reportedly gears up to launch wearable technology.

• However, the “feminine” product industry was long in need of a revamp.

• The GOP is seeking to revamp its image in an effort to win back the youth vote they lost in the past two presidential elections.

• Yes, companies continue to restructure, revamp, and rightsize, often in very public ways.

• In the wake of these disappointing numbers and strong competition, is it time for the company to revamp its strategy?

• Why revamp and refurbish the old platitudes and dole them out each succeeding year?

• She would learn how to keep her own bank-account and revamp her arithmetic.