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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Retail Sales
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Labels: News - Politics, retail sales
Monday, November 16, 2009
Money Minute: GM Readies Government Repayment
General Motors reports improving fortunes, volatile retail sales and UPS says holiday-season business is up from last year.
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Labels: businessminute, General Motors, GM, News - Politics, retail sales
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Money Minute: Improving Retail Sales
Retail sales are picking up, even among sellers of luxury goods, new jobless claims drop and a new program to help people hold onto their homes.
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Oct. 8: Stocks Climb on Retail Sales, Alcoa
Encouraging readings on two of the best gauges of the economy's health: consumer spending and corporate profits gave investors confidence to move into stocks Thursday.
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Labels: News - Politics, retail sales, stocks
Money Minute: Retail Recovery?
Retailers tell of a rare monthly sales gain, troubled homeowners program passes an important benchmark and new claims for unemployment benefits decline.
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Labels: money minute, News - Politics, retail, retail sales
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Money Minute: Retail Sales, Mortgages, Oil
After hibernating since last fall, shoppers may be crawling out of their caves to restock their pantries.
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Labels: minute, mortgages, News - Politics, newsbriefs, oil, retail sales
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Money Minute: the Pinch That Stole Christmas
Major retailers reported dismal sales figures for December. The 2.2 percent drop confirmed fears that the holiday season was the weakest since at least 1969. The AP's James Limbach reports.
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Labels: minute, News - Politics, pinch stole christmas, retail sales