“A retail business (...) sells it's stock” How is this to parse? The contraction “it’s” means either “it has” or “it is”. So, the quoted expression expands ei

“A retail business (...) sells it's stock” How is this to parse? The contraction “it’s” means either “it has” or “it is”. So, the quoted expression expands either way to a syntactically malformed expression with two verbs. Could it be intended to mean the following? A retail business’ (...) sells — it has stock