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7/17/2007
According to a July 17, 2007 article from Forbes Magazine, U.S. retailers are anticipating slower back-to-school sales for the upcoming school year. Retailers will need to compete with high gasoline prices, among other things, for consumer spending dollars. Families will likely benefit from several back-to-school sales, as retailers compete with one another for sales. Clothing stores and online entities (such as Amazon.com) are expected to see the highest back-to-school sales.
The article is available at Forbes.com.
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