Retail

The latest news from msnbc.com on retailing trends from Wal-Mart to the corner mom-and-pop.

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• Wall Street drops as Apple falls, "cliff" looms
• Deadly Oregon shopping mall shooting appeared to be random rampage
• Oregon mall shooting survivor in serious condition
• Puma CEO steps down as PPR steps in
• Gunman slain after killing two people at Oregon mall
• Dollar General's higher profit tops expectations
• Exclusive: After fire, Wal-Mart vows to tighten source safeguards
• Apparel factory fire reveals big brands' shadowy supply chains
• West Coast crisis over, U.S. retail trade groups look East
• Los Angeles port workers return to work after strike
• Euro zone retail sales fall sharply in October
• Two sides in L.A. port strike reach deal to end week-old strike
• Wall Street dips as investors seek cliff progress
• Wall Street sours on weak domestic factory data
• UK lawmakers call for tax crackdown on multinationals
• Cliff fight may knock out December rally
• Brazil economy surprisingly weak, adds to global fears
• Groupon says Mason remains CEO, shares slide
• Weak start to November hits some big retailers
• Fast-food workers in New York protest for higher wages
• Beleaguered Groupon CEO says will fire himself if needed
• Groupon's Mason, under fire, to fire himself if needed
• Groupon CEO Mason says he would "fire myself" if needed
• Futures dip as investors worry about "fiscal cliff"
• ConAgra finally wins Ralcorp in $5 billion store-brand food bet
• Investors yawn at Black Friday numbers as worry remains
• Retail stocks muted after strong holiday sales start
• Abercrombie seen as early winner in Thanksgiving clothing sales
• Black Friday online sales top $1 billion for first time: comScore
• Black Friday sales online top $1 billion for first time: comScore
• Holiday weekend retail spending up 12.8 percent: NRF
• Shoppers buy earlier this holiday season
• Sandy dampens mood for many Black Friday shoppers
• Etch A Sketch launches ad campaign

• Best Buy extends deadline for founder bid
• Dow, S&P 500 edge up ahead of Fed announcement
• Lots of shopping left to do, less left to spend: Reuters/Ipsos poll
• Gunman kills two at Oregon mall before taking own life
• Dollar General feels heat from competition, economy
• Dollar General posts higher profit, same-store sales up 4 percent
• Marijuana smokers get nod to light up in Colorado as pot legalized
• Hidden company's data helps stores, gives holiday predictions
• More shoppers on Thanksgiving vs Friday: Reuters/Ipsos
• Los Angeles ports reopen to normal freight traffic after strike
• Deal reached to end L.A. port strike
• Exclusive: How Wal-Mart got a foot in the door of India's retail market
• Wall Street flat on lack of "fiscal cliff" progress
• Cargo ships stack up as L.A. port strike in seventh day
• Starbucks says may pay more UK tax
• Wall Street Week Ahead: Cliff fight may knock out December rally
• Billionaire Taubman sexually harassed flight attendant: lawsuit
• Groupon says Mason remains CEO after board debate
• Barnes & Noble's Nook loss deepens, book sales slow
• Tiffany lowers forecast as Asia same-store sales fall
• Coldwater Creek founder CEO to retire
• Wall Street gains on hopes for "fiscal cliff" deal
• Wall Street cuts losses on Boehner "fiscal cliff" comment
• Stock futures off as investors worry about "fiscal cliff"
• Shopping malls cater to shifting demographics
• Wall Street falls on caution after rally, retail drags
• Shares fall amid talks over Greece, fiscal cliff
• Stock futures down on jitters over Greece, fiscal cliff
• Suspected Walmart thief dies after altercation with employees
• Mexico "Buen Fin" sales up by nearly a third
• Online shopping grows after U.S. holiday store traffic ebbs
• Black Friday sales down due to Thursday deals: ShopperTrak
• Strong online growth seen this holiday shopping season

• Best Buy extends deadline for Schulze bid
• Costco profit jumps despite light membership fee growth
• India launches probe into Wal-Mart lobbying report
• Wal-Mart CEO says "fiscal cliff" affects U.S. shoppers
• Dollar General under pressure despite higher profit
• Burned Bangladesh factory was warned twice on fire safety
• Success Apparel is supplier Wal-Mart dismissed after fire: BBG
• Starbucks CEO says in talks on UK tax payment
• Thanksgiving drew more shoppers than Black Friday: Reuters/Ipsos
• Strike settlement to reopen Los Angeles ports to normal freight traffic
• Two sides strike deal to end L.A. port strike
• Wall Street slips as investors seek cliff progress
• Wall Street little changed before next "cliff" signal
• Wall Street slips after weak factory data
• Buried in boxes: New York doormen swamped by online holiday sales
• Groupon shares slump as CEO stays put
• Insight: EBay's double tax base prompts calls for investigation
• New York fast-food workers rally for better pay, union
• Weak start to November hits some big U.S. retailers
• November sales get Thanksgiving weekend boost
• Beleaguered Groupon CEO says would fire himself if needed
• Exclusive: Power company CFOs blitz Congress on dividend taxes
• Wall Street set to open lower on "fiscal cliff" uncertainty
• Obama to meet with CEOs from Goldman, Deloitte on Wednesday
• Retail stocks slip, holiday sales boost seen fleeting
• Wall Street falls on caution after rally
• Wall Street set for lower open on Greece, fiscal cliff
• Stock futures dip as investors focus on talks over Greece, fiscal cliff
• Holiday shoppers buy early, often, online
• Black Friday sales online top $1 billion for 1st time: comScore
• John Lewis weekly sales up 11 percent, hit November record
• Holiday shopping moves earlier in stores and online
• These days, it's back to school, then shopping