Incidental Company Channels definition

Incidental Company Channels means Company Channels, including Stores, which are secondary or supplemental to Company’s primary general merchandise retail strategy, including (i) physical locations in existence for a period of less than six months (e.g., a temporary or “pop-up” store); (ii) supplemental retail outlets that are not connected to Company’s primary authorization and settlement system (e.g. Licensee- or third-party-operated websites, Licensee-operated departments within Stores); (iii) Company retail strategies that are other than general merchandise (e.g. Target Commercial Interiors); and (iv) limited-time, limited-scope, or pilot retail strategies in which Company may participate from time to time.
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Incidental Company Channels has the meaning set forth in Schedule 1.1(b).
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Incidental Company Channels means Company Channels, including Stores, which are secondary or supplemental to Company’s primary general merchandise retail strategy, including (i) physical locations in existence for a period of less than six months (e.g., a temporary or “pop-up” store);
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Examples of Incidental Company Channels in a sentence

  • Except as otherwise agreed by the parties hereto, Company shall maintain POS terminals in each Store which are capable of processing Company Transactions substantially as handled as of the Effective Date; provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to Incidental Company Channels except at Company’s option.


More Definitions of Incidental Company Channels

Incidental Company Channels means Company Channels, including Stores, which are secondary or supplemental to Company’s primary general merchandise retail strategy, including (i) physical locations in existence for a period of less than six months (e.g., a temporary or “pop-up” store); (ii) supplemental retail outlets that are not connected to Company’s primary authorization and settlement system (e.g. Licensee- or third-party-operated websites, Licensee-operated departments within Stores); (iii) Company retail strategies that are other than general merchandise (e.g. Target Commercial Interiors); and
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