retail sales

Retail sales have been strong for the last two months.

By the year 2000, some say, 25 percent of all retail sales will be made on line.

Retail sales brought in 44 percent of its revenues last year.

Right now, 2.3 percent of all retail sales are done online.

And retail sales for October may be up more than 1 percent.

For all of 1992, retail sales grew by 5.1 percent.

Another report showed retail sales up in the third week of April.

But they generated only 8.6 percent of the county's retail sales.

The market shrugged off the day's first retail sales report.

Retail sales were up 8.7 percent from November of last year.

Next week the market will also get a look at February retail sales.

We have seen job losses and retail sales way down.

While retail sales jobs are available, they say, few job offers come their way.

Over the last 12 months, retail sales have risen 7.8 percent.

And retail sales account for a third of all economic activity.

Retail sales were expanded to 35 states in the fall of 2011.

The report showed a 1.4 percent rise in retail sales for the week.

Today the market will review the retail sales data for November.

Retail sales represent about a third of the nation's economic activity.

Much of the focus will center on October retail sales numbers.

The government reported that retail sales rose 1.1 percent in June.

Retail sales and services seem to be growing at least a bit in most districts.

Retail sales figures for last month are likely to be quite soft.

"We are looking for an overall increase of 2 percent in retail sales," he said.

And this is not expected to be a strong holiday season in terms of retail sales.