to purchase; to buy

to buy; to purchase; to procure

to purchase or procure goods or materials, especially for an organization, business, or government

to shop; shopping

to undertake or agree to purchase something, such as real estate or goods, often in advance of official sale

to choose and purchase items

to buy frenetically or rush to purchase items, often due to low prices or perceived scarcity

to purchase

to place an order for goods or products

to buy on behalf of someone

shopping center

a staff member who assists customers and guides their purchases in a retail environment

to seek to purchase; to be looking to buy (something)

to obtain something through buying or formal payment

to purchase in advance

merger and acquisition (M&A); the act of taking over a company or the process of merging business entities

to purchase foreign exchange

to order goods or place a purchase order

state purchasing monopoly or unified government purchase of goods, especially grain and key raw materials

buyer; purchasing agent

a person whose professional role is to purchase goods or services for an organization or company

to compete, fight for, or rush to purchase goods, typically in response to scarcity or high demand

to fraudulently obtain restricted items, foreign exchange, or quotas through deceitful or illegal means

to purchase goods or services with the agreement to pay for them at a later date

to submit a formal bid or request to purchase goods or services in a procurement context

coupon; shopping voucher

to purchase by mail; mail order

purchase of goods

to limit the amount a customer can buy

(of a share issue) oversubscribed

the right of first refusal (ROFR) or preemptive right to purchase an asset or property before it is offered to others

mergers and acquisitions (M&A)

buying products directly from one's own company at preferential prices

to buy something extra; to make an additional purchase

to buy back something previously sold, or the act of doing so, typically referring to stocks, bonds, or goods

the practice of a group of individuals purchasing products or services together to negotiate a discount or better terms

to buy again

salvage station; recycling center

to buy in large quantities; the practice of bulk buying

leveraged buyout (LBO)

fixed government purchase (especially of agricultural products)

Tesco, British-based supermarket chain

to bid competitively or compete to buy something, such as at an auction or during a company takeover

management buyout (MBO)

unified government purchase at fixed prices (especially of agricultural products)

state monopoly of purchasing and marketing