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Sales are activities related to selling or the number of goods or services sold in a given time period.
(source: en.wikipedia.org)
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RetailRestaurants Saw Record-Low Sales, Traffic The Week Before Christmas
The week leading up to Christmas broke records in the restaurant industry this year,...
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AmazonAmazon Delivers Record-Breaking 1.5 Billion Holiday 2020 Packages
Amazon is reporting a record-breaking holiday shopping season that saw more than 1.5 billion...
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RetailUS Retail Sales Up 2.4 Pct From November To Dec....
Holiday sales rose this year compared to last but failed to meet many analysts’...
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RetailPast Macy's CEO Foresees More Retail Store Closings In 2021
Amid a year in which over 11,000 retail closings have been announced, past Macy’s...
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EconomyEconomists: Stimulus, Vaccine Key To Full Recovery By Year-End 2021
The U.S. economic slowdown fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic is likely to continue into...
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AmazonAmazon Sellers Cash In With $4.8 Billion Holiday Sales Worldwide
Amazon merchants rang up over $4.8 billion in global sales Black Friday through Cyber...
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RetailDigital-First Holiday Weekend Off To Hot Start
The digital-first Holiday shopping weekend got off to a hot start as Thanksgiving looked...
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RetailDick’s Sporting Goods Reels In Both Online And In-Store Sales
By the time this year's holiday shopping season is over, Dick's Sporting Goods executives...
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RetailNRF: Online Holiday Sales To Jump 30 Pct As Consumer...
The National Retail Federation (NRF) said it predicts retail sales across the U.S. will...
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RetailRetailers Push Back Against ‘Non-Essential’ Label Ahead Of Black Friday
Despite a recent surge in coronavirus cases, retailers are fighting for a rework and...
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RetailCoupon App Ranking Reveals Consumer’s Discount Priorities
A couple of years back, before the COVID craziness, PYMNTS wrote that “In 1887,...
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Buy Now Pay LaterNew Klarna iOS Widget Monitors Prices For Best Deals
Global payments solutions provider Klarna is launching a new iOS widget that lets people...
