Retailers Are Seeing A Very UnMerry X-Mas

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By Barry Ritholtz - December 21st, 2008, 12:30PM

Customers don’t want deals, they want steals because of increasingly difficult economic times. Businesses are suffering because of tighter purse strings.

12/20/2008

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3 Responses to “Retailers Are Seeing A Very UnMerry X-Mas”

  1. Bruce in Tn Says:

    We won’t be far behind Britain…

    http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/retailing/article5375478.ece

    From The Sunday TimesDecember 21, 2008

    High street braced for Christmas sales carnage….

    “UP to 15 national retail chains are predicted to go bust …..”

  2. Francois Says:

    Incomes for the bottom 90% just won’t raise and it’s been like that for a very long time.
    So, kiss the consumer econ good bye.

  3. darklight Says:

    Dear BR,

    I love your site but it seems like the links to flash movies posted here simply do not work. This is the second time i’ve had to extract the source link and open a new tab in my browser to play the video…not that that’s a huge inconvenience but just something I thought I’d mention :P

    Happy Holidays!

    DL

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