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Consumer sentiment in the United States improved in June

As in May, consumer sentiment in the United States improved in June as the outlook for their personal finances and the national economy was more favorable as life resumed in...

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Two wheels – double-digit ascent

During the pandemic, American consumers rediscovered the joy of cycling. As a result of the “stayathome” provisions, purchases have increased since March and more and more families have started cycling....

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Employment in the United States grew significantly in May

Contrary to analysts’ expectations, the number of employees in the United States did not fall, but rose sharply in May, when the economy partially rebounded in parallel with the easing...

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Consumer sentiment in the United States improved slightly in May

Consumer sentiment in the U.S. improved slightly in May from the previous month’s eight-year low, but a survey of the University of Michigan continues to show deep consumer concern. Analysts...

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Target: people buy more and more food online

Target, one of the U.S.’s major grocery retail chains, closed a good quarter. The company posted earnings per share of 59 cents during the quarter, beating analysts ’expectations by 19...

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The U.S. economy performed less than expected in May

The U.S. economy performed less than expected in May from the previous month, according to a survey by the London-based financial and economic data provider IHS Markit. U.S. private companies...

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TikTok is the new community hype

Unstoppable popularity characterizes the application launched from the world of 12-13-year-old teens, which by mid-2019 already produced 800 million downloads worldwide. In the pandemic, more mature adults have also caught...

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U.S. retail sales fell by a record high in April

In April, retail sales in the United States fell to an unprecedented rate, both compared to the previous month and a year earlier – according to a report by the...

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Employment decreased in the United States

The number of employees in the United States fell sharply in April. The pandemic caused by the new corona virus and measures to curb it put an end to a...

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Starbucks is opening almost all of its cafes in the U.S.

Starbucks recently announced that it will reopen 85 percent of its U.S. units, however, everyday life is still not back as major changes are coming to ensure that both employees...

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What’s selling in the US nowadays?

After stocking up on essentials, consumers have begun buying things to make home life more livable. Consumers who were used to purchasing for severe weather events such as snowstorms and...

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By presidential decree, Trump ordered meat processors to work continuously

Donald Trump has signed the presidential decree on the mandatory continuation of the work of meat processors, the White House announced on Wednesday – portfolio.hu wrote. Even before Trump’s announcement,...

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Keeping cookout season alive

Owner of Kraft Heinz brand Oscar Mayer is running a social media campaign that encourages people to have front yard barbecues that still respect social distancing guidelines during the coronavirus...

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Jelentősen romlott a fogyasztói hangulat az Egyesült Államokban áprilisban

Soha nem látott mértékben romlott a fogyasztók hangulata az Egyesült Államokban áprilisban az új koronavírus-járvány hatására a Michigan egyetem szokásos havi felmérésének tanúsága szerint. A pénteken közölt előzetes adatok szerint...

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More and more slaughterhouses are closing in the United States

After several large meat processors, more and more slaughterhouses are closing in the United States due to the coronavirus pandemic – according to a report by the U.S. Public Service...

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Hundreds of thousands of new employees at the American shopping company

Instacart, a food delivery company, plans to hire another 250,000 workers barely a month after it started hiring three hundred thousand new workers. The company said that demand for the...

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Grocers add virtual content to their customers

Some grocers are getting creative with ways to keep customers engaged and entertained in the US. Even with the significant increase in grocery demand, 59% of people report shopping less...

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Amazon is fighting the epidemic with thermal cameras

Amazon already uses thermal cameras in at least six warehouses to screen out feverish workers – Reuters wrote. Cameras show how much heat a person emits relative to their surroundings....

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Retail sales in the United States fell in March

Retail sales in the United States fell more than expected in March, according to a report by the Census Bureau of the Washington Department of Commerce. In March, instead of...

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Consumer sentiment decreased in the United States

Consumer sentiment in the United States deteriorated to an unprecedented extent and even more than expected in April as a result of the new coronavirus pandemic – according to a...

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Consumer sentiment in the United States has fallen

With the rapid spread of the new coronary virus outbreak, consumer sentiment in the United States in March deteriorated significantly – according to a standard monthly survey by the University...

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Plexiglas to be installed at checkouts in American stores

According to USA Today, grocery stores in the United States are open for reduced hours so that they have more time to disinfect. In addition, they began installing the Plexiglas...

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Amid Coronavirus Crisis, US Shoppers Turn Chicken Into A Scarcity

Major US chicken companies are diverting supplies to grocery stores from restaurants to meet red-hot demand as shoppers, unnerved by worries over the new coronavirus, stock their freezers to the...

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One hundred and fifty thousand casual workers are hired by Wal-Mart

150,000 seasonal workers are hired by Wal-Mart and paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bonuses to their employees due to the coronavirus – portfolio.hu wrote after CNBC. Wal-Mart pays...

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Retail sales in the United States fell in February

Retail and hospitality sales in the United States declined in February, probably due to the increasingly stringent measures are being taken to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. The...

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Amazon would hire 100,000 people

Amazon plans to hire 100,000 people and raise workers’ wages worldwide. The company plans to increase staff salaries by 2 USD in the US, by 2 pounds in the UK...

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Consumer sentiment in the United States decreased less than expected in March

Consumers’ sentiment in the United States in March decreased less than expected, according to a routine monthly survey by the University of Michigan. According to preliminary data released on Friday,...

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Consumer prices in the United States rose faster than expected

Consumer prices in the United States have risen steadily, more than expected, in February, but prices may fall in the coming months as demand for certain products and services declines...

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The meatfree meat-producing company is still loss-making

The California-based Beyond Meat released its fourth-quarter report, and while the company is still loss-making, it has lost much less than a year earlier due to strong demand growth, origo...

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Consumer sentiment in the United States improved in February

Consumer sentiment in the United States improved in February, according to a standard monthly survey by the University of Michigan. According to final data released on Friday, the consumer sentiment...

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