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E-commerce shines on Black Friday
E-retail sales were up 24% yesterday over Black Friday 2010, according to IBM Benchmark.
Posted 11/25/2011Don Davis1 comments
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Back to school for e-commerce
More consumers will rely on the web for school supplies, the NRF says.
Posted 07/21/2011Thad RueterPost a comment
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Online remains a big influencer of offline holiday season sales
Different peaks for web traffic and sales show how consumers research and buy.
Posted 12/29/2010Allison EnrightPost a comment
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Retail sales spring back in March and April
Retailers often look at March and April together to account for the year-to-year shift in the timing of the Easter holiday. The news is much better this year: Retail sales were up 5.6% in March and April this year over 2009.
Posted 05/14/2010Zak StamborPost a comment
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Retail sales spring back in March and April
Retailers often look at March and April together to account for the year-to-year shift in the timing of the Easter holiday. The news is much better this year: Retail sales were up 5.6% in March and April this year over 2009.
Posted 05/14/2010Don DavisPost a comment
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Online holiday weekend sales were up 7.4% as Monday’s sales tie a record
More consumers shopped online and fewer went to stores this weekend. That development led to a comparable shift in sales results: Online sales for the weekend rose 7.4%, while overall retail sales grew only 1.6%, according to reports released today.
Posted 12/02/2009Zak StamborPost a comment
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More people went shopping this weekend, but average spending fell, says NRF
During the holiday weekend, Americans spent a total of $41.2 billion, according to a National Retail Federation survey conducted by BIGresearch. However, average spending dropped to $343.31 per person from $372.57 a year ago.
Posted 11/30/2009Zak StamborPost a comment
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Consumers remain cautious as back-to-school shopping ends
Consumers remained cautious in their spending last month, according to two recently released reports. A third report says 46% of consumers intend to spend the same amount and 43% a smaller amount than they spent last year during the holidays.
Posted 09/04/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Back-to-school sales at malls will be down 5.9%, ShopperTrak predicts
Foot traffic will be down an even steeper 10.0%, says ShopperTrak, which monitors traffic at some 50,000 retail outlets and malls. One bright spot: there were as many shoppers going to malls in May and June as a year earlier.
Posted 08/07/2009Don DavisPost a comment
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Retail sales show signs of life
Two surveys of store sales show the first two consecutive weeks of week-over-week sales increases.
Posted 04/07/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment
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