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NRF Forecasts 2.3% Holiday Sales Increase

October 18, 2010
After a ho-hum 2009 and a disastrous 2008, holiday retail sales are expected to increase 2.3% this year to $447.1 billion, according to the National Retail Federation. READ MORE

Ho, Ho—'Oh No!'

December 18, 2012
When the spirit of the season comes from a bottle, the party cleanup crew sometimes includes lawyers. READ MORE

Consumers Anticipate Jollier Holiday

December 01, 2010
CUNA survey finds consumers plan to spend more this season. READ MORE

Rich in Thanks

November 21, 2011
Despite pervasive economic unpleasantness, we still have much to be thankful for this holiday week. READ MORE
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