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November 18, 2009Which Retailers Are In Trouble?
Talented Blonde president Kristin Bentz explains to Simon Constable which retailers are doing well and which are the big losers in the "New Normal" era of frugal consumers.
November 17, 2009Stead: Economy Is Back On Track
Stronger retail sales and other indicators suggest the U.S. economy is back on track for moderate growth with low inflation. Michael Stead, of Bank of the West, says retailers should post satisfactory sales for the holiday season.
November 04, 2009Schwab Launches First ETFs
Charles Schwab launched its first-ever ETF's on Tuesday. Schwab's Jeff Mortimer explains how Schwab's ETFs are different from all the others on offer.
October 28, 2009Will Weak Consumer Hurt Holiday Selling?
American families are cutting back their discretionary spending, which raises warning flags for retailers. Michael Silverstein of the Boston Consulting Group says a rebound may come in the spring.
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