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US retail sales tepid in May; manufacturing production surges
Reuters via AOL· 6 hours agoU.S. retail sales barely rose in May and data for the prior month was revised considerably lower,...
May retail sales rise 0.1%, weaker than expected
CNBC· 6 hours agoRetail spending was weaker than expected in May as consumers continued to wrestle with stubbornly higher levels of inflation. Sales rose just 0.1% on the...
Retail Sales Lower Than Expected in May | ETF Trends
ETF Trends· 5 hours agoThe Census Bureau’s Advance Retail Sales Report for May revealed headline sales rose 0.1% in May. The latest reading was below the expected 0.3% monthly...
Retail Sales Fall Short of Expectations in May
Investopedia via Yahoo Finance· 5 hours ago“We can expect retail spending to be fairly flat for the foreseeable future.” Spending Online is Up, While Buying Furniture is Down There were a few...
Retail Sales Miss Again. That Boosts the Case for a Rate Cut.
Barrons.com· 4 hours agoMay was another lackluster month for consumer spending as softening economic conditions take a toll...
Retail Sales Slump Keeps Fed Rate Cut In Play; S&P 500 Rises
Investor's Business Daily· 5 hours agoRetail sales in May rose less than expected, raising questions about the strength of the consumer....
Retail Sales Preview: May Numbers Expected To Rise As Consumers 'Feeling More Positive' - Home...
Benzinga· 22 hours agoU.S. retail sales for May are forecasted to improve when the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Census...
JPMorgan raises its EPS estimates for Apple, says stock could rise another 13%
CNBC· 3 hours agoET. U.S stocks edged higher Tuesday while Treasury yields ticked down following softer-than-expected...
Best Buy employees are learning to sell you AI laptops
Quartz· 5 hours agoBest Buy has exclusive sales rights to about 40% of Microsoft's AI PCs, and is training tens of...
U.S. Retail Sales Inch Up 0.1% In May, Slightly Less Than Expected
RTT News· 5 hours agoThe Commerce Department said retail sales crept up by 0.1 percent in May after dipping by a revised 0.2 percent in April. Economists had expected
