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Retail Sales Come Up Short in February as Inflation Slows Consumer Spending
Advance retail sales grew 0.3% for the month, slightly below the 0.4% Dow Jones estimate.
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Have a Case of Buyer's Remorse? Why High Inflation May Be to Blame
Research finds the more financially constrained you feel, the less happy you’ll likely be with what you buy.
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From Kitchen to Bloomingdale's to Online Success: How This Small Business Founder Pivoted Her Strategy During the Pandemic
Harlem Candle Co. sells in Bloomingdale’s and gift shops across the country. When Covid closed stores, founder Teri Johnson decided on a new strategy.
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Inside the $644 Billion Business of Reselling Returned Items, From Electronics to Bizarre Finds
A rise in returns is filling Liquidity Services warehouses with unwanted goods from Amazon and Target and growing liquidation to a $644 billion market
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Retail Sales Surge 3.8% in January, Much More Than Expected Amid Inflation Rise
Retail sales for the month rose 3.8% in January, much better than the 2.1% Dow Jones estimate.
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This 35-Year-Old Mom Quit Her Job to Work on Her EBay Side Hustle Full-Time—and Made $141 Million in Sales Last Year
In 2011, Tori Gerbig started a side hustle selling clothes on eBay. As the business grew, she quit her job and turned it into a full-time online clothing business, called Pink Lily. Last year, it generated $141 million in gross sales. She shares her best advice to aspiring entrepreneurs.
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‘Double Down' on Defense Because Stocks Will Plunge Another 10%, Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson Warns
Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson, the market’s biggest bear, suggests investors are dangerously downplaying a collision between a tightening Fed and slowing growth.
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Despite Supply Issues and Omicron, Holiday Sales Rise 8.5%
Holiday sales rose at the fastest pace in 17 years, even as shoppers grappled with higher prices, product shortages and a raging new COVID-19 variant in the last few weeks of the season, according to one spending measure.
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Car Shopping for Black Friday Deals Is Very Different This Year. Here's What to Know
Those discounts and special sales that once were plentiful at auto dealerships around Black Friday have largely evaporated amid low inventory.
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49% of Consumers Plan to Shop Small Business Saturday. These Tips Can Help
Many independent small businesses are still struggling to recover from the pandemic. Here’s how shoppers can support them this holiday season.
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November's Best-Performing S&P 500 Stock Still Has Room to Run, Trader Says
Don’t discount Dollar Tree now that it has passed a price increase on to customers, New Street Advisors Group’s Delano Saporu said.
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Supply Chain, Cybersecurity and E-Commerce Stocks Should Shine Through 2022, Top Money Manager Predicts
Bryn Mawr Trust CIO Jeff Mills, a CNBC contributor, recommends a thematic approach to investing.
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Contrarian Call Suggests Consumers Are in Trouble This Holiday Season
The Economic Cycle Research Institute’s Lakshman Achuthan warns consumer spending is in a cyclical slowdown, and it will weigh on holiday sales.
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Retail Sales Rise Faster Than Expected in October Even as Inflation Pushes Prices Higher
Retail sales rose 1.7% in October, both for all items and excluding autos. They both topped than estimates.
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Major Wall Street Firm Has One of Its Largest Equity Overweights Ever – and Is Looking to Buy Even More Stocks
Wilmington Trust’s Meghan Shue explains why her firm has been piling into stocks and what she would buy on weakness.
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China's Singles Day Shopping Event Kicks Off Under Specter of Tech Scrutiny and Xi's ‘Common Prosperity'
Singles Day in China has a new feel — one where Alibaba and JD are looking to align themselves with Xi Jinping’s goals of “common prosperity” and sustainability.
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Do You Need to Start Holiday Shopping Even Earlier This Year? Here's What Retail Experts Say
Supply chain issues are driving early holiday deals as retailers chase anxious consumers. But some experts say gift buying isn’t yet the focus of shoppers.
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Retail Sales Unexpectedly Rise in September as Consumers Keep Spending
Consumers spent at a much faster pace than expected in September, defying expectations for a pullback amid pervasive supply chain problems.
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These Retailers Can Best Weather Supply Chain Disruptions, Two Traders Say
Costco is particularly well positioned to withstand supply chain issues, says Nancy Tengler of Laffer Tengler Investments.
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Market Is About to See the Strongest Earnings Season of Year, History Shows
Ally Invest’s Lindsey Bell gives her market forecast ahead of a typically strong reporting season.