Shoppers' spending surprisingly strong in March
Shoppers shrugged off higher gas prices and cool temperatures to give retailers a surprisingly strong March. Full story
Tennessee shoppers pay highest sales tax rate
Shoppers in Tennessee, California, Arizona, Louisiana and Washington state pay the highest retail sales tax rates, according to a report released on Thursday by the Tax Foundation. Full story
Shoppers to spend more, stay thrifty: Deloitte
Shoppers will continue to spend more this year, spurred by a slowly improving job market and an uptick in income, but enough shoppers are still struggling with their finances that any increase will be modest, a retail industry expert said. Full story
Fancy Florida ATM spits out gold bars
Shoppers who are looking for something sparkly to put under the Christmas tree can skip the jewelry and go straight to the source: an ATM that dispenses gold bars and coins. Full story
Holiday shoppers look for bargains
Shoppers plan to spend more this holiday, but as NBC's Lindsay Wilcox reports they are definitely shopping for bargains.
Shoppers Shell out $45B
Shoppers on Thanksgiving Day doubled in past 5 years to 22.3 million, with CNBC's Courtney Reagan.
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