0 a person or company that sells things at lower prices than others: --
If you use a deep discounter, you can expect to save from 60% to 90% over a full-service firm.
Such bookshops have additional costs that are not borne by discounters, who just stock their shelves with the current blockbusters.
The company had lost some of its market share to toy discounters and stores with more modern offerings.
His father was a sheriff's officer, bill discounter, wine merchant and owner and manager of theatres.
The surrounding buildings now house chain stores, fast-food restaurants, and fashion discounters.
There are over 240 retail outlets and name-brand discounters as anchors.
Many of its departments (e.g., shoes and jewelry) were leased to third-party operators, a common practice among early discounters.
The stores are full service markets (as opposed to discounters) known for their focus on quality stores and products.
Factors cited were the heavy debt incurred during its aggressive expansion in the 1990s, growing competition from mass discounters, and internet piracy.
