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Retail Sales Probably Rose as U.S. Shoppers Weathered Fuel Jump Bloomberg Retail sales in the US probably rose in March, showing consumers are weathering the jump in gasoline prices, economists said before a report today. The 0.3 percent rise in purchases would follow a 1.1 percent advance in February that was the biggest in ... See all stories on this topic » Bloomberg

Retailers rush to refinance £7bn of bank and bond debt Telegraph.co.uk Another crisis may be looming for Britain's struggling retailers as they face a race to refinance £7bn of debt by the end of the year with the bond markets all but closed to the sector. With the high street battling to lure in cost-conscious shoppers, ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Share of Retail Forex Trading Surges Wall Street Journal By JESSICA MEAD And KATIE MARTIN LONDON—Currency brokers that cater to retail investors almost doubled their share of trading volumes in the foreign-exchange market last year, amid a retrenchment among hedge funds. Foreign-exchange brokers that handle ... See all stories on this topic » Wall Street Journal

Retailers stunned as axe falls on Belfast's In Shops centre Belfast Telegraph By ALice Johnson Retailers in one of Belfast's longest-established shopping centres have received the shocking news that they are to lose their premises in a matter of weeks. The In Shops centre on High Street, which employs 60 people, is being forced ... See all stories on this topic » Belfast Telegraph

Best Buy Leadership Vacuum Seen Amid Amazon Threat Bloomberg While Mikan, a former finance executive in health care, is keen to take the job, some board members want an outsider with online-retail experience, said a person familiar with the search. With Dunn gone, Richfield, Minnesota-based Best Buy has a chance ... See all stories on this topic » Bloomberg

Treasuries Snap Gain on Speculation Retail Sales Rose BusinessWeek By Wes Goodman on April 15, 2012 Treasuries snapped a gain from last week before a government report that economists said will show US retail sales rose for a 10th month in March. Treasuries have handed investors a 0.2 percent loss this year as of ... See all stories on this topic »

THE ECONOMIC WEEK AHEAD: Differing views on expected retail numbers Business Day Retail sales figures have been robust over the past few months, and figures for February are due out on Wednesday. A Bloomberg consensus of economists expects retail sales to have climbed 4,7% in February compared with the same month last year. See all stories on this topic »

Stellar effort to bring major retail anchor to square The Banner-Graphic More customers spending money with courthouse square retailers. New shops and restaurants opening their doors for business. The next great college town. That's what local officials hope to see as a result of a major downtown renovation, made possible ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile, voucher bait in phony retail scam Arab Times Kuwait English Daily KUWAIT CITY, April 15: Some people fear a scam is going on in Kuwait with inducements of a latest mobile phone and a KD 500 worth gift voucher in the name of a reputed local retail chain. An Indian lady recently spoke to the Arab Times about her ... See all stories on this topic »

Gruber joins bank's retail lending team Alton Telegraph EDWARDSVILLE - First Clover Leaf Bank is pleased to announce the addition of Scott Gruber to the retail lending team with a primary emphasis on mortgage origination. Gruber will focus his efforts on retail loans including mortgage loans, ... See all stories on this topic »

Higher temperatures may cause more spending Southeast Missourian A combination of warm weather and high demand for spring fashions boosted retail revenue for March. Analysts say there's much more than higher temperatures at play: Americans who cut back on spending in the slow economic recovery are spending again. See all stories on this topic » Southeast Missourian

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