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Consumers picked up their spending in June after an earlier pullback, despite anxiety over tariffs and the state of the U.S. economy.
Analysis-Chinese E-Commerce Leaders Brush off Regulatory Risk to Continue 'Instant Retail' Price War
"On the surface, platform companies engage in 'price wars' to compete for the instant retail market, but their essence is to ...
Though taxable retail sales decreased the last two years and some local retailers have closed, sales are still strong ...
Amazon's Prime Day, which leads to an overall boost to U.S. e-commerce thanks to competitive sales, saw a significant ...
A Challenger, Gray & Christmas report points to tariffs and broader economic uncertainty as the catalysts driving a retail ...
The S&P 500’s bullish melt-up may extend, but caution is key as shallow dips lure in late buyers. Read why a 300–400 point ...
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inews.co.uk on MSNAldi loses cheapest supermarket title for first time in two yearsThe budget retailer has lost its crown after 20 months of being at the top - only to be beaten by one of its biggest rivals ...
Retail sales rose a better-than-expected 0.6% in June, the Commerce Department said Thursday, after two consecutive months of spending declines, a 0.1% pullback in April and a 0.9% slowdown in May ...
Internal conflict saw the Chairman resign. Here's how Bell Potter views Endeavour Group shares following this announcement.
Carvana offers exposure to a disruptive online used-car retail platform with a vertically integrated business model. Read why ...
AUD/USD kept the vacillating price action below the 0.6500 hurdle on Tuesday. The US Dollar struggled to sustain the initial bull run amid trade and Fed jitters. Australia’s final PMIs came in on the ...
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