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No Fed Pivot In Sept? 14-Month Slump In US Retail Sales Dim Rate Hike Bets
According to the CME FedWatch tool, the odds of a rate hike in September has slipped to 30.6%, whereas over 69% of the market is pricing in another hold.
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Newsmax’s Value Cut in Half After 2,230% Surge Loses Momentum
The stock slumped as much as 50%, wiping out $15 billion in market value, after a 2,230% surge in Newsmax’s first two days as a public company.
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US Retail Sales Broadly Advance, Capping A Solid Holiday Season
From December 2023, retail sales advanced 3.8%, moderating from the prior three years but still defying expectations for a dramatic slowdown under the weight of high prices and borrowing costs.
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Dollar Surges To 3-Week High As Investors Bet On Fed Rate Hike
The dollar duly rallied to its highest level against a basket of major currencies in nearly three weeks and was last holding at 93.849.
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Alibaba Who? US Retail Investors Not That Interested
Alibaba, which sells more than Amazon.com Inc and EBay Inc combined, could raise over $21 billion in its IPO. It is often described as technology's hottest initial public offering since Facebook Inc's 2012 debut, although initial pricing announced on Friday was less than many predicted.
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Toothpaste, Chocolate, And Deodorant Under Lock And Key At US Stores
Toothpaste, chocolate, washing powder and deodorant -- everyday products are increasingly under lock and key at US retailers, as petty theft and organized shoplifting rise while consumers grapple with costs of living.
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US Retail Giant Walmart Says Teaming With Microsoft In Bid For TikTok
US retail giant Walmart said Thursday it had teamed with Microsoft in a bid to buy short-form video app TikTok.
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U.S. Gets Health Check as Recession Fears Persist
Investors will get a welcome health-check on the U.S. economy this week as markets fret it’s looking increasingly recession-prone.
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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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Marko Kolanovic Cops to Bad Stock Call, Sees Bullish Signal From Retail Investors
Kolanovic had last predicted that the rout that started in October would die before Christmas and give way to a year-end rally.
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Retail Stocks Jump Most in 9 Years on Strong Spending Signs
The S&P 500 Retailing Index climbed 7.4 percent and closed at the session high with all 27 members advancing
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Retail Sales Show U.S. Consumer Keeping Foot on Growth Pedal
Value of overall sales rose 0.2 percent in November, topping forecasts, Commerce Department data showed.
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Millennial, Gen Z Shoppers Head to Malls: Black Friday Update
Welcome to Black Friday -- retailers’ favorite time of year.
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What Do You Know, Retailers Are Figuring It Out
From Anthropologie to Walmart, old-school chains are starting to get a handle on this whole shopping-in-the-digital-age thing.
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Taste-Testing Walmart and Trader Joe’s Wines: Whose Are Better?
The best and the worst wines from Walmart and Trader Joe’s.
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No Fed Pivot In Sept? 14-Month Slump In US Retail Sales Dim Rate Hike Bets
According to the CME FedWatch tool, the odds of a rate hike in September has slipped to 30.6%, whereas over 69% of the market is pricing in another hold.
-
Newsmax’s Value Cut in Half After 2,230% Surge Loses Momentum
The stock slumped as much as 50%, wiping out $15 billion in market value, after a 2,230% surge in Newsmax’s first two days as a public company.
-
US Retail Sales Broadly Advance, Capping A Solid Holiday Season
From December 2023, retail sales advanced 3.8%, moderating from the prior three years but still defying expectations for a dramatic slowdown under the weight of high prices and borrowing costs.
-
Dollar Surges To 3-Week High As Investors Bet On Fed Rate Hike
The dollar duly rallied to its highest level against a basket of major currencies in nearly three weeks and was last holding at 93.849.
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Alibaba Who? US Retail Investors Not That Interested
Alibaba, which sells more than Amazon.com Inc and EBay Inc combined, could raise over $21 billion in its IPO. It is often described as technology's hottest initial public offering since Facebook Inc's 2012 debut, although initial pricing announced on Friday was less than many predicted.
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Toothpaste, Chocolate, And Deodorant Under Lock And Key At US Stores
Toothpaste, chocolate, washing powder and deodorant -- everyday products are increasingly under lock and key at US retailers, as petty theft and organized shoplifting rise while consumers grapple with costs of living.
-
US Retail Giant Walmart Says Teaming With Microsoft In Bid For TikTok
US retail giant Walmart said Thursday it had teamed with Microsoft in a bid to buy short-form video app TikTok.
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U.S. Gets Health Check as Recession Fears Persist
Investors will get a welcome health-check on the U.S. economy this week as markets fret it’s looking increasingly recession-prone.
-
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.
-
Marko Kolanovic Cops to Bad Stock Call, Sees Bullish Signal From Retail Investors
Kolanovic had last predicted that the rout that started in October would die before Christmas and give way to a year-end rally.
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Retail Stocks Jump Most in 9 Years on Strong Spending Signs
The S&P 500 Retailing Index climbed 7.4 percent and closed at the session high with all 27 members advancing
-
Retail Sales Show U.S. Consumer Keeping Foot on Growth Pedal
Value of overall sales rose 0.2 percent in November, topping forecasts, Commerce Department data showed.
-
Millennial, Gen Z Shoppers Head to Malls: Black Friday Update
Welcome to Black Friday -- retailers’ favorite time of year.
-
What Do You Know, Retailers Are Figuring It Out
From Anthropologie to Walmart, old-school chains are starting to get a handle on this whole shopping-in-the-digital-age thing.
-
Taste-Testing Walmart and Trader Joe’s Wines: Whose Are Better?
The best and the worst wines from Walmart and Trader Joe’s.
