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After Delhi, Tomatoes To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of ₹ 60/Kg In Mumbai
The National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India Limited (NCCF) has initiated market intervention to stabilize soaring tomato prices in the retail market in Mumbai.
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Everything You Need To Know About Onion Price Hike
The government will consider imposing the stock limit on onion traders if retail prices of onion continue to remain high even after exhausting the buffer stock, Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said on Tuesday. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, meanwhile, assured that onion prices will calm down in the next few days as s...
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Nearly 136 Million Expected For US Black Friday Sales
Nearly 136 million shoppers are expected to flock to US sales over the Black Friday weekend, both in stores and online, according to the National Retail Federation.
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Retailers Urge Barack Obama Involvement in US Port Talks
The US National Retail Federation called for President Barack Obama to get involved directly if West Coast dockworkers and port operators cannot settle their dispute in talks Friday.
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Too late to say 'I love you' for Valentine's Day? New apps rush in
Consumers expect to spend about $133 on Valentine's Day, with candle-lit dinners, flowers, candy and greeting cards the most common ways for couples to express their love, according to a National Retail Federation survey of more than 6,000 consumers.
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Post-Target breach, US retail trade group calls for tougher security measures
The National Retail Federation that represents Target, Wal-Mart and other big stores.
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Early start hurts Black Friday sales, Cyber Monday hits record
U.S. retailers rolled out holiday promotions earlier in November this year, denting sales growth over the Thanksgiving weekend that typically marks the beginning of the holiday spending period, according to data released Tuesday by ShopperTrak.
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Oil prices down in Asia on profit taking
Crude prices retreated in Asian trade today as traders took profits from a rally the day before and European debt woes continued to worry the markets.
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After Delhi, Tomatoes To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of ₹ 60/Kg In Mumbai
The National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India Limited (NCCF) has initiated market intervention to stabilize soaring tomato prices in the retail market in Mumbai.
-
Everything You Need To Know About Onion Price Hike
The government will consider imposing the stock limit on onion traders if retail prices of onion continue to remain high even after exhausting the buffer stock, Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said on Tuesday. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, meanwhile, assured that onion prices will calm down in the next few days as s...
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Nearly 136 Million Expected For US Black Friday Sales
Nearly 136 million shoppers are expected to flock to US sales over the Black Friday weekend, both in stores and online, according to the National Retail Federation.
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Retailers Urge Barack Obama Involvement in US Port Talks
The US National Retail Federation called for President Barack Obama to get involved directly if West Coast dockworkers and port operators cannot settle their dispute in talks Friday.
-
Too late to say 'I love you' for Valentine's Day? New apps rush in
Consumers expect to spend about $133 on Valentine's Day, with candle-lit dinners, flowers, candy and greeting cards the most common ways for couples to express their love, according to a National Retail Federation survey of more than 6,000 consumers.
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Post-Target breach, US retail trade group calls for tougher security measures
The National Retail Federation that represents Target, Wal-Mart and other big stores.
-
Early start hurts Black Friday sales, Cyber Monday hits record
U.S. retailers rolled out holiday promotions earlier in November this year, denting sales growth over the Thanksgiving weekend that typically marks the beginning of the holiday spending period, according to data released Tuesday by ShopperTrak.
-
Oil prices down in Asia on profit taking
Crude prices retreated in Asian trade today as traders took profits from a rally the day before and European debt woes continued to worry the markets.
