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US Holiday Today For Juneteenth 2025: Are US Stock Markets Open Or Closed?
Many departments at the local, state and federal government levels observe a day off on June 19 to mark the holiday on account of Juneteenth.
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US Holiday Calendar: List Of Federal Holidays And Observances In US
US holidays list: Federal holidays are those that are officially recognised and designated by the federal government.
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Khushi Kapoor's US Holiday Pics Are Giving Sister Janhvi Major FOMO
Khushi Kapoor is currently holidaying in the US with her friend
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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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Tesco Shows Christmas Wasn't a Total Retail Disaster
Tesco’s sales were pretty robust. While many British retailers are struggling badly, it’s not the case for everybody.
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Amazon Takes a Page From Toys ‘R’ Us With a Holiday Catalog
Amazon.com Inc. is looking more and more like a traditional retailer.
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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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Vidya Malavade From Chak De! is Trending Because of These Pics. Seen Yet?
In the pictures tweeted by Vidya in August, she can be seen soaking up the sun dressed in colourful beach wear
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Chennai Rains, Furloughs to Mute IT Revenues in December Quarter: Analysts
Indian IT firms are likely to post muted revenue growth in the December quarter, affected by Chennai floods and more-than-expected furloughs in the US and European markets, analysts said.
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Barack Obama Says No 'Specific' Terror Threat To US, But Calls For Vigilance
President Barack Obama said on Thursday that there was no specific terror threat to the United States right now, but he urged Americans to remain alert over the holiday period.
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Rain, Ice Storms Batter Central US, Deaths in Texas, Kansas
Flooding and travel delays were expected from Texas to Kentucky during for the rest of US holiday weekend, forecasters and law enforcement authorities said on Saturday, as bad weather was blamed for deaths on icy and flooded roads.
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Wall Street Ends Flat; Disney, Retailers Dip on Sales Worries
US stock indices ended little changed in light trading on Friday, with consumer stocks falling as investors fretted over early reports on the US holiday shopping season and Disney's subscriber losses weighed on the market.
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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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Facebook Video Draws Thanksgiving Advertisements From Macy's, Others
Macy's Inc, which traditionally kicks off the US holiday shopping season with a nationally televised parade in Manhattan, also will join a handful of other companies this year parading their ads on Facebook's fledgeling video feeds.
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US Holiday Today For Juneteenth 2025: Are US Stock Markets Open Or Closed?
Many departments at the local, state and federal government levels observe a day off on June 19 to mark the holiday on account of Juneteenth.
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US Holiday Calendar: List Of Federal Holidays And Observances In US
US holidays list: Federal holidays are those that are officially recognised and designated by the federal government.
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Khushi Kapoor's US Holiday Pics Are Giving Sister Janhvi Major FOMO
Khushi Kapoor is currently holidaying in the US with her friend
-
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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Tesco Shows Christmas Wasn't a Total Retail Disaster
Tesco’s sales were pretty robust. While many British retailers are struggling badly, it’s not the case for everybody.
-
Amazon Takes a Page From Toys ‘R’ Us With a Holiday Catalog
Amazon.com Inc. is looking more and more like a traditional retailer.
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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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Vidya Malavade From Chak De! is Trending Because of These Pics. Seen Yet?
In the pictures tweeted by Vidya in August, she can be seen soaking up the sun dressed in colourful beach wear
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Chennai Rains, Furloughs to Mute IT Revenues in December Quarter: Analysts
Indian IT firms are likely to post muted revenue growth in the December quarter, affected by Chennai floods and more-than-expected furloughs in the US and European markets, analysts said.
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Barack Obama Says No 'Specific' Terror Threat To US, But Calls For Vigilance
President Barack Obama said on Thursday that there was no specific terror threat to the United States right now, but he urged Americans to remain alert over the holiday period.
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Rain, Ice Storms Batter Central US, Deaths in Texas, Kansas
Flooding and travel delays were expected from Texas to Kentucky during for the rest of US holiday weekend, forecasters and law enforcement authorities said on Saturday, as bad weather was blamed for deaths on icy and flooded roads.
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Wall Street Ends Flat; Disney, Retailers Dip on Sales Worries
US stock indices ended little changed in light trading on Friday, with consumer stocks falling as investors fretted over early reports on the US holiday shopping season and Disney's subscriber losses weighed on the market.
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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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Facebook Video Draws Thanksgiving Advertisements From Macy's, Others
Macy's Inc, which traditionally kicks off the US holiday shopping season with a nationally televised parade in Manhattan, also will join a handful of other companies this year parading their ads on Facebook's fledgeling video feeds.
