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US retail sales rise 1.4% in October

US retail sales rebounded in October as demand for cars continued to climb even after the expiration of government sponsored incentives.

 

Retailers Report Healthy Sales Increases

Retailers Report Healthy Sales Increases

The nation’s stores posted a second consecutive month of sales increases, marking the retailing industry’s best performance in over a year.

 

Retail sales drop points to slow recovery

Sales fall after a surge in the previous month, but the drop is smaller than forecast. Retail sales fell in September after a popular program aimed at boosting auto sales ended ...

 

Consumer confidence dip is bad holiday omen

Consumer confidence dip is bad holiday omen

A key measure of consumer confidence fell in September, after a gain in the previous month, raising concerns about retail sales in the upcoming holiday season, a research group said Tuesday.

 

U.S. Retail Sales Dipped in July

Retail sales unexpectedly fell 0.1% in July despite the debut of the government's "cash for clunkers" program. Separately, weekly jobless claims rose a bit.

 

Retail Sales Post Decline

Retail Sales Post Decline

Disappointing performance underscores concerns about the timing and durability of a recovery.

 

Wal-Mart Posts Flat Profit, Lower Sales

Wal-Mart's earnings were flat on lower same-store sales. The retail giant raised the low end of its fiscal-year outlook and plans to speed up cost-cutting measures.

 

Retail sales rise more than expected

Retail sales rise more than expected

The government says retail sales advanced in June by the largest amount in five months, led by a surge in gasoline prices and a slight rebound in the battered auto sector.

 

June Is Another Weak Month for U.S. Retail Sales

Rain and rising unemployment dampened sales for retailers already reeling from consumers’ new frugality.

 

New jobless claims drop; retail sales rise

New jobless claims drop; retail sales rise

The number of newly laid-off Americans filing jobless claims fell more than expected last week and retail sales grew in May for the first time in three months, fresh evidence that the worst of the recession may have past.

 

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