US shoppers lift Wall Street overnight
Retailers helped boost Wall Street after a surprisingly buoyant jobs report and better-than-expected sales at big retailers.
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Kronic shopkeepers feel the heat
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Retailer's rough patch costs jobs
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Still hitting the G spot
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