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Retail spending over the Thanksgiving weekend fell 11%, its second straight annual decline, according to the main industry trade group, a sign that flashy discounts during the four-day shopping bonanza weren’t enough to prompt increased sales.
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Yesterday I reviewed the 10 largest components of the XEG.TO energy ETF. Today, I’ll cover off the next 10. These ones are interesting because some of them have been high growth stocks and at some point, worth having on your radar. Let’s jump right in with almost all the same chart settings. I took out the always valuable SPURS in purple that were on the top ten. All oil stocks were under performing so it doesn’t help us a lot right now.

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For most people “a deal to die for” is just a saying, but tragically for a 22-year-old woman who was working in a Chicago Nordstroms off North Michigan Avenue it became all too real when she shot during Black Friday shopping and died a day later, in what according to initial reports was a domestic-related incident leading to a panicked stampede out of the store by holiday shoppers who were convinced they were caught in the latest Chicago consumerism-gone-wild crossfire.

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Black Friday sales tumbled by more than 11 percent from a year earlier, National Retail Federation data showed.

Are you considering a hardship withdrawal? Here are some things you should know first.

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Jennifer Lawrence is a member of a new generation of financially literate celebrities who are smart with the money choices they make.

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Authored by Mark St. Cyr,

There’s probably no other place more enthralled with its own state of being today than Silicon Valley. Now probably more than ever the tech capital just might be believing their own hype more now, than in the “glory days” of the 90’s.

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