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Discount placards stand in the window of a clothing store as last-minute shoppers finish up their Christmas gift lists.
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Retailers respond to State of the Union with plea to end trade war

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Shoppers wait in line at a store.
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For government, Job No. 1 is stay out of economy’s way, retailers say

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Retailers look to promote ‘experiences’ to survive the industry’s apocalypse
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Retailers look to promote ‘experiences’ to survive the industry’s apocalypse

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Discount placards stand in the window of a clothing store as last-minute shoppers finish up their Christmas gift lists.
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Top retailers deflate hopes for record-breaking holiday sales

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Young home-buyers finally catch a break
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Young home-buyers finally catch a break

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A gift card display stands at a Walmart Inc. store in Burbank, California, U.S., on Monday, Nov. 19, 2018. To get the jump on Black Friday selling, retailers are launching Black Friday-like promotions in the weeks prior to the event since competition and price transparency are forcing retailers to grab as much share of the consumers' wallet as they can.
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More Americans will shop on Black Friday than voted in 2016

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Shoppers carry their purchases as they walk though the steam coming from the underground along Fifth Avenue on Black Friday in New York.
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Retailers plan for blockbuster holiday season despite tariff overhang

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Lipsticks sit on display at an Estee Lauder Companies Inc. store in the Raffles City shopping mall in Shanghai, China, on Wednesday, May 31, 2017. Retail cosmetics sales for all companies will total $7.4 billion in China in 2021 from $4.3 billion last year, forecasts Euromonitor. Fueling growth are social media websites, such as Weibo, Youku, iQiyi and Tudou, that women are increasingly turning to for tutorials on everything from shading eyes to highlighting cheekbones.
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Estee Lauder predicts Chinese demand for cosmetics will trump tariffs

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Hasbro Inc. Play-Doh brand modeling compound is arranged for a photograph in Tiskilwa, Illinois, U.S., on Saturday, July 21, 2018. The world's largest publicly traded toymaker's second-quarter revenue was $904.5 million, the company said Monday, surpassing analysts' projections. That drove the shares up as much as 13 percent, the biggest intraday gain since February 2017.
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The Play-Doh strategy: How toymaker Hasbro copes with Trump’s tariffs

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President Trump is seen along the West Wing Colonnade at the White House in Washington, D.C.
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P&G’s China sales pop as shoppers tune out Trump’s trade war

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