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Despite low unemployment, low gasoline prices and strong markers like car sales, a malaise continues dog impressions about the health of the U.S. economy.
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Personal income and consumer spending both posted gains in February, according to Monday's report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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The National Retail Federation has projected that Americans will spend $4.4 billion on St. Patrick's Day in 2016.
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The Obama administration plans to solve a little known problem, which is that almost one in three American families struggle to buy diapers.
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With gas prices dipping as low as $1.25 in some areas, consumers are banking tons of extra cash, and there is a good chance that money will go elsewhere.
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A recent analysis by researchers at Perfect Price combed through billions of credit card transactions to find out how much shoppers actually spend on groceries when they buy at these stores.
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A new survey suggests residents of New Hampshire are exceedingly cheap, at least as measured by Valentine's Day spending.
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Millennials expect to spend nearly $100 more on Valentine's Day than does the general population, according to NerdWallet.
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Sometimes you hear great merger stories. Other times merger stories sound like they could be made up.
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What seems to be happening is that consumers are becoming more and more frugal. Personal income rose in December but consumer spending was flat.
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A new Deutsche Bank report makes numerous positive predictions for the retail sector this year and includes top pick stocks to buy.
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When big companies announce store closures, it means a loss of jobs, empty store locations, and generally doesn’t bode well for the immediate area. So what is the impact when the likes of a...
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U.S. workers can expect a 3% pay raise, at least according to the Hay Group 2016 Global Salary Forecast. American workers will do slightly better than those around the world.
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It might go without saying that the richer people are, the more they spend on holiday season gifts. Is there any way to measure that objectively?
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During the holiday sales crush, Amazon's best-selling items have included a PlayStation 4 console with game bundle and a Lego toy set.
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