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December 22, 2008 at 11:07 AM #319387December 22, 2008 at 11:11 AM #318896
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Participant“Parking lots were full in many of the malls we visited, but as told by mall management, the cars were deceiving with respect to sales levels,” Amy Wilcox Noblin, analyst with Pali Research, wrote in an e-mail Tuesday.
Marshal Cohen, chief retail analyst with NPD Group, said his own weekend spot checks indicated that traffic was on par with last year’s levels. “But it was also very evident that purchases were down, both in dollar transactions and the number of bags people were carrying,” he said.
Seems that anaylists noted the same things Piggs did, and in the same ways.
December 22, 2008 at 11:11 AM #319247Participant“Parking lots were full in many of the malls we visited, but as told by mall management, the cars were deceiving with respect to sales levels,” Amy Wilcox Noblin, analyst with Pali Research, wrote in an e-mail Tuesday.
Marshal Cohen, chief retail analyst with NPD Group, said his own weekend spot checks indicated that traffic was on par with last year’s levels. “But it was also very evident that purchases were down, both in dollar transactions and the number of bags people were carrying,” he said.
Seems that anaylists noted the same things Piggs did, and in the same ways.
December 22, 2008 at 11:11 AM #319290Participant“Parking lots were full in many of the malls we visited, but as told by mall management, the cars were deceiving with respect to sales levels,” Amy Wilcox Noblin, analyst with Pali Research, wrote in an e-mail Tuesday.
Marshal Cohen, chief retail analyst with NPD Group, said his own weekend spot checks indicated that traffic was on par with last year’s levels. “But it was also very evident that purchases were down, both in dollar transactions and the number of bags people were carrying,” he said.
Seems that anaylists noted the same things Piggs did, and in the same ways.
December 22, 2008 at 11:11 AM #319310Participant“Parking lots were full in many of the malls we visited, but as told by mall management, the cars were deceiving with respect to sales levels,” Amy Wilcox Noblin, analyst with Pali Research, wrote in an e-mail Tuesday.
Marshal Cohen, chief retail analyst with NPD Group, said his own weekend spot checks indicated that traffic was on par with last year’s levels. “But it was also very evident that purchases were down, both in dollar transactions and the number of bags people were carrying,” he said.
Seems that anaylists noted the same things Piggs did, and in the same ways.
December 22, 2008 at 11:11 AM #319392Participant“Parking lots were full in many of the malls we visited, but as told by mall management, the cars were deceiving with respect to sales levels,” Amy Wilcox Noblin, analyst with Pali Research, wrote in an e-mail Tuesday.
Marshal Cohen, chief retail analyst with NPD Group, said his own weekend spot checks indicated that traffic was on par with last year’s levels. “But it was also very evident that purchases were down, both in dollar transactions and the number of bags people were carrying,” he said.
Seems that anaylists noted the same things Piggs did, and in the same ways.
December 22, 2008 at 11:19 AM #318911The OC Scam
ParticipantYeah your right? My wife took back the designer named pants I bought at Macy’s my oldest son at $45 dollars because she found similar pants for $19.00 at Target. (She said we needed to cut back!)
We’ll she came back from Macy returning the $45 pants then turning around and buying three pairs of pants, sweatshirt, wallet(?), earrings, socks for a total of $150ish…what recession?December 22, 2008 at 11:19 AM #319262ParticipantYeah your right? My wife took back the designer named pants I bought at Macy’s my oldest son at $45 dollars because she found similar pants for $19.00 at Target. (She said we needed to cut back!)
We’ll she came back from Macy returning the $45 pants then turning around and buying three pairs of pants, sweatshirt, wallet(?), earrings, socks for a total of $150ish…what recession?December 22, 2008 at 11:19 AM #319306ParticipantYeah your right? My wife took back the designer named pants I bought at Macy’s my oldest son at $45 dollars because she found similar pants for $19.00 at Target. (She said we needed to cut back!)
We’ll she came back from Macy returning the $45 pants then turning around and buying three pairs of pants, sweatshirt, wallet(?), earrings, socks for a total of $150ish…what recession?December 22, 2008 at 11:19 AM #319325ParticipantYeah your right? My wife took back the designer named pants I bought at Macy’s my oldest son at $45 dollars because she found similar pants for $19.00 at Target. (She said we needed to cut back!)
We’ll she came back from Macy returning the $45 pants then turning around and buying three pairs of pants, sweatshirt, wallet(?), earrings, socks for a total of $150ish…what recession?December 22, 2008 at 11:19 AM #319408ParticipantYeah your right? My wife took back the designer named pants I bought at Macy’s my oldest son at $45 dollars because she found similar pants for $19.00 at Target. (She said we needed to cut back!)
We’ll she came back from Macy returning the $45 pants then turning around and buying three pairs of pants, sweatshirt, wallet(?), earrings, socks for a total of $150ish…what recession?December 22, 2008 at 3:29 PM #319032BGinRB
ParticipantI’m helping a friend fill a web developer position. I had few interviews last week. The final three candidates are all willing to go from ~$100K to mid-sixties with 50/50 medical, dental and vision, no 401k and ‘tech guy’ title.
On the flip side, I received $10off when you spend $10 or more @ JCPenney in the mail last week. They know how to get my attention.
December 22, 2008 at 3:29 PM #319385ParticipantI’m helping a friend fill a web developer position. I had few interviews last week. The final three candidates are all willing to go from ~$100K to mid-sixties with 50/50 medical, dental and vision, no 401k and ‘tech guy’ title.
On the flip side, I received $10off when you spend $10 or more @ JCPenney in the mail last week. They know how to get my attention.
December 22, 2008 at 3:29 PM #319431ParticipantI’m helping a friend fill a web developer position. I had few interviews last week. The final three candidates are all willing to go from ~$100K to mid-sixties with 50/50 medical, dental and vision, no 401k and ‘tech guy’ title.
On the flip side, I received $10off when you spend $10 or more @ JCPenney in the mail last week. They know how to get my attention.
December 22, 2008 at 3:29 PM #319449ParticipantI’m helping a friend fill a web developer position. I had few interviews last week. The final three candidates are all willing to go from ~$100K to mid-sixties with 50/50 medical, dental and vision, no 401k and ‘tech guy’ title.
On the flip side, I received $10off when you spend $10 or more @ JCPenney in the mail last week. They know how to get my attention.
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