US retail sales showed surprising strength during the back-to-school season – a sign that Trump’s tariffs haven’t yet cowed shoppers as the Federal Reserve weighs a decision on cutting rates.

US retail sales grew more strongly than expected in August, underscoring the resilience of consumer spending even as broader economic conditions showed signs of weakness. The Census Bureau reported ...

Dillard's Inc. DDS posted third-quarter fiscal 2025 results, wherein both the top and bottom lines surpassed the Zacks ...

Americans continued to open their wallets and spend last month despite higher prices and concerns about a stalling labor market, beating expectations in a bright spot for the economy. Consumer ...

(Nov 5): McDonald’s Corp reported faster-than-expected US sales growth last quarter as diners prioritised cheap fast food and ...

US still has the shutdown blues; Japan turns more optimistic; China car sales rise again; German sentiment stays up; Aussie ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. retail sales excluding motor vehicles and parts likely posted further gains in September, data from the Chicago Federal Reserve showed on Wednesday, though part of the rise ...

The travel retailer remained in the red for the quarter but narrowed its losses significantly year-on-year to KRW10.4 billion (US$7.1 billion), compared with a thumping KRW38.7 billion (US$26.6 ...