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US Retail Sales See Surprise Fall During Holiday Season
As the Omicron variant began spreading, American consumers dialed back spending at a range of retail outlets during the December holiday shopping season, according to government data released Friday.
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Trump Delays Tariffs On Chinese Cellphones, Laptops, Toys; Markets Jump
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday backed off his Sept. 1 deadline for 10% tariffs on remaining Chinese imports, delaying duties on cellphones, laptops and other consumer goods, in the hopes of blunting their impact on U.S. holiday sales.
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Wall Street Ends At Record Highs; Dollar Loses Steam
The S&P 500 consumer staples index's 0.8% gain boosted shares on Black Friday, which traditionally kicks off the US holiday shopping season.
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Thanksgiving Shopping Crowds 'Good Not Great'; Online Sales Strong
Retailers across the United States offered early Black Friday discounts to lure bargain-hunters on Thanksgiving eve, but crowds in brick-and-mortar stores were subdued even as online sales jumped.
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US Data Points to Strong Spending Ahead of Holiday Shopping Frenzy
US retailers reported strong sales in October, a sign American consumers were spending with more gusto and could help keep the economy growing at a brisk pace.
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'Fiscal cliff' spooks US shoppers in last lap of holiday race
Fears about imminent tax hikes and cuts to government spending are taking a toll on U.S. shoppers and could deprive retailers of a strong finish to the 2012 holiday shopping season.
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US retail sales weaken in December, but cap a record year
America's retailers enjoyed a record 2011 and their first $400 billion sales months ever. It was the second straight month that sales topped $400 billion. This should be good news for countries exporting goods and services to US. For all of 2011, sales totaled a record $4.7 trillion. That was a gain of nearly 8 percent over 2010 — the largest per...
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US Retail Sales See Surprise Fall During Holiday Season
As the Omicron variant began spreading, American consumers dialed back spending at a range of retail outlets during the December holiday shopping season, according to government data released Friday.
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Trump Delays Tariffs On Chinese Cellphones, Laptops, Toys; Markets Jump
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday backed off his Sept. 1 deadline for 10% tariffs on remaining Chinese imports, delaying duties on cellphones, laptops and other consumer goods, in the hopes of blunting their impact on U.S. holiday sales.
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Wall Street Ends At Record Highs; Dollar Loses Steam
The S&P 500 consumer staples index's 0.8% gain boosted shares on Black Friday, which traditionally kicks off the US holiday shopping season.
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Thanksgiving Shopping Crowds 'Good Not Great'; Online Sales Strong
Retailers across the United States offered early Black Friday discounts to lure bargain-hunters on Thanksgiving eve, but crowds in brick-and-mortar stores were subdued even as online sales jumped.
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US Data Points to Strong Spending Ahead of Holiday Shopping Frenzy
US retailers reported strong sales in October, a sign American consumers were spending with more gusto and could help keep the economy growing at a brisk pace.
-
'Fiscal cliff' spooks US shoppers in last lap of holiday race
Fears about imminent tax hikes and cuts to government spending are taking a toll on U.S. shoppers and could deprive retailers of a strong finish to the 2012 holiday shopping season.
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US retail sales weaken in December, but cap a record year
America's retailers enjoyed a record 2011 and their first $400 billion sales months ever. It was the second straight month that sales topped $400 billion. This should be good news for countries exporting goods and services to US. For all of 2011, sales totaled a record $4.7 trillion. That was a gain of nearly 8 percent over 2010 — the largest per...
