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Shoppers cut back in January after Christmas splurge Telegraph.co.uk Shoppers in January "returned to reality" after splashing out over Christmas, according to figures, which show sales fell during the first month of the year. The figures follow very gloomy data from the CBI, which suggested that trade in January for ... Online sales growth slowed in January as shoppers 'returned to reality'InternetRetailing.net Sales data suggest festive boost was a blipFinancial Times Fears for retail sector as hard-up Britons concentrate on saving money rather ...Scottish Daily Record Sky News -Lakestar Media -Retail Gazette all 71 news articles »

DVD Shopping Bag: Valentine's Day Picks - Mania

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DVD Shopping Bag: Valentine's Day Picks Mania Much like the Christmas season it was a chance to twist the titles around or highlight a movie that normal folks didn't see as a holiday movie. With Valentine's Day, my boss and my co-workers would list the likes of An Affair to Remember, Love Story, ... A MONEY-SMART LIFE: Saying 'I love you' doesn't have to be expensiveRapid City Journal all 404 news articles »

New Centre for Consumer Science report on Christmas gifts - Science Codex

New Centre for Consumer Science report on Christmas gifts Science Codex The stereotypical Christmas gift shopper is a stressed-to-the-max individual with a filled-to-the-rim shopping cart in a busy shopping mall. The shopping hysteria during the weeks before Christmas is frequently debated in the media, and the seeming ... and more »

Christmas cheer boosts Hallenstein Glasson earnings - National Business Review

Christmas cheer boosts Hallenstein Glasson earnings National Business Review Hallenstein Glasson chief executive Graeme Popplewell said a bumper Christmas and a strong January had underpinned performance in the New Zealand market, where sales for its Glassons, Hallensteins and Storm stores were up 8%, 5% and 7% on a same-store ... Hallenstein earnings up 25pc, targets digital storesNew Zealand Herald Hallensteins lifts earnings forecast on Xmas salesStuff.co.nz all 35 news articles »

Retail sees Christmas cheer despite slow sales - ABC Online

Retail sees Christmas cheer despite slow sales ABC Online There was a surprise fall in retail turnover in the key Christmas shopping period, with official figures showing sales were sluggish in December. Sales came in at $20.88 billion in the month, down 0.1 per cent on a seasonally adjusted basis, ... Retailers Call on RBA to Reduce Cash Rate, Urge Banks to Pass On the CutsInternational Business Times AU all 34 news articles »