US economy on solid ground as retail sales surprise on the upside
WASHINGTON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales unexpectedly rose in August as a decline in receipts at auto dealerships was more than offset by strength in online purchases, suggesting that the economy remained on solid footing through much of the third quarter.
Nike's John Donahoe is the latest CEO to get the chop amid a difficult environment for retail and consumer-focused companies ...
Kmart, one of America’s most iconic department store chains, is closing its last full-size store in the United States this fall. The store, located in Bridgehampton, New York, on the South Fork of ...
Inflation is playing a big part in how people are spending their money, with 70% of people having changed their spending ...
In a move to combat retail theft, a Compton Rite Aid put a majority of its products behind lock and key. The community is ...
US retail sales unexpectedly rose in August, pointing to healthy consumer demand that continues to underpin the economy.
Retail sales ticked up 0.1% from July to August, after jumping the most in a year and a half the previous month, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. Online retailers, sporting goods stores ...
Amid high inflation, Millennials and Gen Z are increasingly shopping at TJ Maxx, Burlington, and Ross, positioning the stocks ...
Ocado Group Plc’s online grocery business lifted its revenue guidance for the year after a strong third quarter for the ...
IAB’s newly published set of definitions and measurement standards aims to improve transparency and consistency.
Census Department data for August shows consumers defied economists' predictions of shrinking retail spending, setting the ...
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