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Crisis means less for traders and shoppers
Justin Rowlatt Nov 3, 2011
The U.K. isn't in the eurozone, but the effects of the euro crisis are hitting London's street markets, and the wallets of the people who shop there.
Mid-day Extra: Spending is unleashed on pets
Nov 24, 2011
In a time of belt-tightening, why are Americans spending more on their pets?
Brides to run no more at Filene's Basement
David Brancaccio Nov 5, 2011
There's news today that there will be no more "Running Of The Brides" and it has the Marketplace Daily Pulse running on borrowed air today.
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Neiman Marcus a little bit less exclusive
Jennifer Collins Nov 3, 2011
The high-end department store starts accepting Visa and Mastercard in hopes of attracting a younger, broader customer base.
Mid-day Extra: This year's most popular Halloween costumes
Nov 24, 2011
What were the most popular Halloween costumes this year around the U.S.?
Fort Lauderdale gears up for boat show
Kenny Malone Oct 31, 2011
Yachts have an $18 billion ripple effect on Florida's economy.
Greek customers of U.S. products
Eve Troeh Oct 27, 2011
Greece is not a major trade partner for the U.S. But there's one California company that has a very specific role in Greece right now.
Happy Holidays, FedEx!
Matt Berger Nov 11, 2011
The Pulse today starts with a riddle: Why would good fortune for FedEx also be good for one of its arch-competitors, the U.S. Postal Service?
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Mid-day Extra: Christian Louboutin battles YSL for its soles
Nov 24, 2011
Luxury shoemaker Christian Louboutin filed an appeal this week to re-open a case it has against Yves Saint Laurent over what it sees as a copycat shoe.
The return of the impulse buy
Jennifer Collins Oct 20, 2011
Retailers mix old approaches and new technologies so consumers can make quick decisions
