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CLOTHES CALL: BACK-TO-SCHOOL IS LOOKING LIKE A FLOP - Read More

Date Added: September 02, 2008 12:56:05 PM
The back-to-school season is shaping up to be a bust for retailers. With cash from government-stimulus checks mostly spent, families have been forced to skip discretionary items like clothing as the summer winds down, industry sources said. As...

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