Written by one of the most eminent specialists of retail design, this book is an early (1982) primer on the language of visual merchandising. It remains to be a powerful reference for those engaged in the art of display.

The upside is the stream of hilarious, self-depreciating references to George Clooney and Brad Pitt being middle-aged. The downside: Pacino’s lackluster performance as the grand villain. He could have been truly devious and save this film from utter predictability.

If you lead a team of professionals, this is for you. It has tps and tricks in getting your mandate. dealing with divas, nerds, and newcomers, and ultimately achieving group and business success.

A fascinating exploration of the minds of eight industrialists, from Ambani to Tata, who blazed the trails of India’s forays into the 21st century.

Visual merchandising specialist Joseph Weishar brings the wealth of his experience and expertise to explain, in well-written narration and carefully selected images, why merchandise presentation must form the centerpiece of visual merchandising in any retailing format.