
NRF: Retail sales in May rose 4.8% on last year thanks to “improved consumer confidence and spending.”
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NRF: Retail sales in May rose 4.8% on last year thanks to “improved consumer confidence and spending.”

Import cargo volume at major retail container ports is expected to rise 1.1% percent in June, reflecting modest growth as retailers head toward the back-to-school and holiday seasons.

Nearly all US retailers have been victims of organized crime in the past year, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation.

Import cargo volume at major US retail container ports are expected to rise 3.3% in May, but growth could trickle to a standstill by the end of the summer.
Retail sales were back on an upward trajectory in April, with apparel one of the month’s best performers.
A new, long-term master labor contract covering operations at port terminals along the East and Gulf Coast has finally been approved, putting to an end months of uncertainty for US retailers.

Retail sales edged up slightly in January, indicating a “stable yet fragile” economy, according to the NRF.

NRF urged labor and management to keep LA and Long Beach ports open following the rejection of a labor contract.

NRF: US retail sales are poised to grow by only 3.4% in 2013, thanks to fragile consumer confidence and economic uncertainty.
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