sale-manageback n. a financial arrangement in which a property is sold, then managed by its former owner for a cut of profits. Also attrib. Editorial Note: This is similar to a sale-leaseback. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
sale and manage back n.— «Vard, Kloster’s parent, is planning a wholesale sell-off of assets to tackle its mountain of debt. What is more saignificant [sic] is that Kloster will keep operational management of the ship for a two-year...
sale and manageback n.— «The group has decided that the inelegant neologism “sale and manageback” will create less value for shareholders than the more straightforward “get-shot-of-and-no-mistake.”» —“Finance...
halo car n.— «Camaro is an “image or halo car for us,” and a Beretta offshoot might tarnish the image.» —“Car Sales In Illinois? Never On Sunday” by Jim Mateja Chicago Tribune Apr. 12, 1987. (source:...
door buster
n.— «Door Buster. Sale! Bamboo cafe curtains! 88¢ pr.» —Syracuse Herald Journal (N.Y. ) Apr. 18, 1958. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
door buster n. a discounted item of limited quantity intended to bring customers into a store; a sale of such items; a loss-leader. Also attrib. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)