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| Economy, Forecasts, Holiday Forecast
The National Retail Federation expectssales inNovember and December, excluding autos, gas and restaurant sales, toincrease between 3.6 and 4 percent
| Startups & Transformation, Startups, Technology, Digital Retail
DynamicAction, a data analysis company company based in Silicon Valley, was named Digital Commerce Startup of the Year at NRF’sl Shop.org conference in Los Angeles.
| Consumer Trends, Millenials
NRF launched Consumer View, a new quarterly report designed to gauge consumer behavior and shopping trends.
| Economy
NRF says the tax reform proposal released by the Trump administration and congressional leadership is "a very positive step forward."
| Economy, Workforce
NRF told the Labor Department that the Obama Administration set the threshold for exemption from overtime too high, and that any new level adopted by the Trump administration should be lower.
| Workforce, Talent Development, Career Development
NRF says Target's decision to increase its minimum hourly wage to $11 next month and $15 by the end of 2020 reflects the tightening labor market, competition for talent and the need to retain a skilled workforce.
| Consumer Trends, Holidays & Seasonal, Halloween
Consumers are expected to spend an average $86.13,according to the annual survey released by the National Retail Federation and Prosper Insights & Analytics.
| Leadership, Technology, Startups
CEOs, startup founders, top business school professors and entertainment luminaries will discuss the changing retail landscape and how digital commerce is transforming business in Los Angeles for NRF’s annual Shop.org conference.
| Economy
NRF told Congress lawmakers need to lower the nation's corporate tax rate in order to remain competitive in the global economy and to keep high taxes from hampering job creation.
| Economy, Retail Sales
Retail salesin August decreased by 0.2 percent from July on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to calculations released today by the National Retail Federation.