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Retailers expect $1 trillion in holiday spending

The National Retail Federation's holiday forecast projects sales will increase by 4.2% to more than $1 trillion this holiday season, the organization said Thursday. The annual report estimates retail sales in November and December will tally about $1.014 trillion, compared to $972 billion last year. However, inflation will contribute to the increase in dollars spent. "This year's forecast reflects our confidence that consumers will prioritize the holiday season even as they remain mindful of their budgets," Matthew Shay, NRF president […]

todayOctober 15, 2026

Business News

Deal reached to avoid national rail strike

A pending railroad worker strike Friday, including those working for Amtrak, may create significant pains in an already strained economic environment. If no deal is reached, workers will go on strike as of 12:01 a.m. Friday. However, a tentative agreement was agreed to early Thursday morning, avoiding the strike. WASHINGTON (The Center Square) – The White House announced a tentative deal Thursday morning to avoid a national rail strike. The strike would have threatened to cripple the nation’s already stressed supply […]

todaySeptember 15, 2022

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