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Americans Flock To Chinese Apps For Cheap Goods Amid Tariff Fears
Americans are scouring Chinese e-commerce apps for cheap handbags, yoga pants and wallets as shoppers fear homegrown platforms will hike prices due to tariffs.
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Who's Happier? Spendthrifts or Savers? Study Gives Surprising Results
A recent study conducted a comparison of spenders and savers, uncovering interesting findings regarding their respective circumstances.
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Price Hikes And Shortages Didn't Stop US Shoppers In October
Sales remained brisk at American businesses last month, despite shortages of some goods and a wave of inflation that has pushed prices higher, government data released Tuesday showed.
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Black Friday Sale 2018: More US Shoppers Chose the Computer Over the Mall
Online sales rose more than 23 percent, crossing $6 billion on Black Friday, according to data from Adobe Analytics.
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Watch: Foot-Long Iguana Surprises Shoppers In Florida
Shoppers at a large American supermarket were shocked to see an unusual sight late last week - a massive rhinoceros iguana wandering around the store.
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It's About to Get Messy: Ketchup and Mustard are at War
American shoppers will find themselves in the middle of a seriously interesting condiment war, one that's about to get very messy.
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Carolers in New York Tweak Classics to Protest Police Violence
Amid a sea of holiday shoppers, about 30 protesters, among them professional opera singers, gathered on Sunday in midtown New York to sing Christmas carols modified with lyrics lamenting recent cases of police violence against African American males.
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Cyber Monday Shoppers Give Retailers Sales Bump
Retailers rolled out discounts and free shipping deals on Cyber Monday, with millions of Americans expected to log on and shop on their work computers, laptops and tablets after the busy holiday shopping weekend.
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Americans not willing to spend without deals
Despite signs that the U.S. economy is improving, big store chains like Wal-Mart and Kohl's don't expect Americans to have much holiday shopping cheer unless they see bold, red signs that offer huge discounts.
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Walmart, AmEx team up on card for lower-income shoppers
Wal-Mart Stores and American Express have teamed up to provide financial services to customers who often do not have traditional bank accounts by offering a prepaid debit card called Bluebird.
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Weak retail sales figures push US stocks lower
American shoppers slowed their spending in June, resulting in tepid sales for many retailers.
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Shoppers say 'ho-hum' not 'ho-ho-ho' to sales
People have been shopping more than ever this holiday season, largely because of a flood of sales. But Americans have become so used to deep discounts in the weak economy that they expect each sale to be bigger and better than the last. That means retailers will likely have to keep slashing prices, which could hurt their bottom line.
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Americans Flock To Chinese Apps For Cheap Goods Amid Tariff Fears
Americans are scouring Chinese e-commerce apps for cheap handbags, yoga pants and wallets as shoppers fear homegrown platforms will hike prices due to tariffs.
-
Who's Happier? Spendthrifts or Savers? Study Gives Surprising Results
A recent study conducted a comparison of spenders and savers, uncovering interesting findings regarding their respective circumstances.
-
Price Hikes And Shortages Didn't Stop US Shoppers In October
Sales remained brisk at American businesses last month, despite shortages of some goods and a wave of inflation that has pushed prices higher, government data released Tuesday showed.
-
Black Friday Sale 2018: More US Shoppers Chose the Computer Over the Mall
Online sales rose more than 23 percent, crossing $6 billion on Black Friday, according to data from Adobe Analytics.
-
Watch: Foot-Long Iguana Surprises Shoppers In Florida
Shoppers at a large American supermarket were shocked to see an unusual sight late last week - a massive rhinoceros iguana wandering around the store.
-
It's About to Get Messy: Ketchup and Mustard are at War
American shoppers will find themselves in the middle of a seriously interesting condiment war, one that's about to get very messy.
-
Carolers in New York Tweak Classics to Protest Police Violence
Amid a sea of holiday shoppers, about 30 protesters, among them professional opera singers, gathered on Sunday in midtown New York to sing Christmas carols modified with lyrics lamenting recent cases of police violence against African American males.
-
Cyber Monday Shoppers Give Retailers Sales Bump
Retailers rolled out discounts and free shipping deals on Cyber Monday, with millions of Americans expected to log on and shop on their work computers, laptops and tablets after the busy holiday shopping weekend.
-
Americans not willing to spend without deals
Despite signs that the U.S. economy is improving, big store chains like Wal-Mart and Kohl's don't expect Americans to have much holiday shopping cheer unless they see bold, red signs that offer huge discounts.
-
Walmart, AmEx team up on card for lower-income shoppers
Wal-Mart Stores and American Express have teamed up to provide financial services to customers who often do not have traditional bank accounts by offering a prepaid debit card called Bluebird.
-
Weak retail sales figures push US stocks lower
American shoppers slowed their spending in June, resulting in tepid sales for many retailers.
-
Shoppers say 'ho-hum' not 'ho-ho-ho' to sales
People have been shopping more than ever this holiday season, largely because of a flood of sales. But Americans have become so used to deep discounts in the weak economy that they expect each sale to be bigger and better than the last. That means retailers will likely have to keep slashing prices, which could hurt their bottom line.
