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U.S. Retail Sales End Year With 0.6% Increase
Sales picked up momentum after a slow start to the holiday season, bringing the gain for all of 2016 to 3.3%.
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Matthew Heller
| January 17, 2017
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The Economy
Thanksgiving Weekend Spending Drops 3.5%
The number of shoppers over the four-day weekend hit a record 154 million but steep discounts put a dent in the average spend.
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Matthew Heller
| November 29, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
Court Blocks Obama’s Expansion of Overtime
The Labor Department exceeded its authority in raising the minimum salary level for overtime eligibility, a Texas judge rules.
By
Matthew Heller
| November 25, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
U.S. Doubles Threshold for Overtime Eligibility
The Obama administration says its new overtime rule will strengthen the middle class but a business group calls it a "career killer."
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| May 18, 2016
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The Economy
Holiday Sales Growth Will Slow This Year
The National Retail Federation said that holiday sales should increase 3.7%, to $630.5 billion, this year, a deceleration from 2014's growth.
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| October 8, 2015
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Retail CFOs See More Good Times Ahead
Finance chiefs at retail companies forecast 3.9% sales growth this year, driven by lower fuel prices and unemployment.
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David McCann
| February 23, 2015
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eBay, Wal-Mart Lower Their Holiday Expectations
Both eBay and Wal-Mat cut their sales forecasts for their current fiscal year, in part blaming a stronger U.S. dollar.
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Matthew Heller
| October 16, 2014
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