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Summary Box: Stores report robust November sales
NOVEMBER'S SLAM DUNK: Bargains helped drive shoppers to stores last month, delivering a 5.8 percent increase in revenue at stores open at least a year, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers.
The Associated Press
NOVEMBER'S SLAM DUNK: Bargains helped drive shoppers to stores last month, delivering a 5.8 percent increase in revenue at stores open at least a year, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers.
THE TREND: It's the second-biggest monthly percentage increase since September 2006, when revenue growth was 6.2 percent.
WHY IT MATTERS: The strong start to holiday shopping provides more hope for the rest of the season and is an encouraging sign for the economy.
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