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27. A lot of the retailers problems are more and more

Reply to HughBeaumont (Reply #6)

Tue Apr 18, 2017, 04:17 PM

Apr 2017

are shopping online. Walmart still killing retail as well since people cannot afford to shop at Macy's.

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The retail apocalypse is creating a 'rolling crisis' that is rippling through the US economy [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 2017 OP

k and r niyad Apr 2017 #1

Thanks, Comrade Casino (R) Achilleaze Apr 2017 #2

His RepubliCON CEO cabal would institute a cull if it meant more air for them to breathe. HughBeaumont Apr 2017 #7

THANKS TRUMP! workinclasszero Apr 2017 #3

Naturally, he'll blame Obama. Orrex Apr 2017 #5

Lets see how that works out for the deplorables workinclasszero Apr 2017 #9

Since they all voted for Comrade Kumquat DK504 Apr 2017 #12

They have to do a UA to get UE. notdarkyet Apr 2017 #33

Yeah, it's all Clinton's fault! machoneman Apr 2017 #25

Trickle-down economics is working! :) n/m bagelsforbreakfast Apr 2017 #4

And they're going NO PLACE. HughBeaumont Apr 2017 #6

I agree we have an issue. What's your solution? Adrahil Apr 2017 #13

Solutions are multi-faceted and, unfortunately, idealistic . . . . HughBeaumont Apr 2017 #19

Thanks. I agree with a lot of that... Adrahil Apr 2017 #28

Yeap. Xolodno Apr 2017 #47

Nah, the CEOs got theirs. They're at "screw you" nos sharedvalues Apr 2017 #52

Job training helps - as in germany sharedvalues Apr 2017 #51

Commercial Roofer ProTex - Dallas, TX snooper2 Apr 2017 #15

Wow . . . . one whole WEEK if they last a year? How generous! HughBeaumont Apr 2017 #17

Roofers paid by local taxes? snooper2 Apr 2017 #18

No, their benefits need to be. HughBeaumont Apr 2017 #20

Do you know what a hard job roofing is? world wide wally Apr 2017 #24

especially in hot climates like Texas, brutal.. BREMPRO Apr 2017 #30

I was going to say that most people would quit radical noodle Apr 2017 #35

Its not quite that bad Sgent Apr 2017 #48

The TPTB wouldn't mind everything to collapse. DK504 Apr 2017 #16

A lot of the retailers problems are more and more Dustlawyer Apr 2017 #27

Combined with Trump's other job killing efforts HAB911 Apr 2017 #8

Our losses in tourism revenue will be immense DFW Apr 2017 #29

this BREMPRO Apr 2017 #32

Same with Mexico. Here in San Antonio, holy week has Luz Apr 2017 #46

online shopping burnbaby Apr 2017 #10

I don't understand the online thing especially when louis-t Apr 2017 #42

Destroying local tax revenue unc70 Apr 2017 #11

Yes. The implications of not buying locally are immense. LisaM Apr 2017 #38

Gee, when you don't pay people enough ProfessorPlum Apr 2017 #14

Geez, what else will happen when money is allowed to sit in protected, offshore tax hideouts? eom Lyricalinklines Apr 2017 #21

And the next rolling crisis will be self-driving trucks and cars. n/t pnwmom Apr 2017 #22

Gawd, I hope not. LisaM Apr 2017 #39

retail jobs are reaganomics equivalent to factory jobs elmac Apr 2017 #23

The biggest problem is that any forward looking jobs are considered as "progressive" world wide wally Apr 2017 #26

Since most of these workers are women, Repug and our traitor in chief could give a f***. lark Apr 2017 #31

My eldest daughter's job depends on retail in the States DFW Apr 2017 #34

what's the situation in germany ? JI7 Apr 2017 #43

Things are pretty good here so far DFW Apr 2017 #50

For me it's big boxes, huge walks in the stores and parking lots, and no help in the store greymattermom Apr 2017 #36

Retail replacement cubbies01 Apr 2017 #37

This Sgent Apr 2017 #49

welcome to DU! samnsara Apr 2017 #54

I'm old enough to remember retail stores in the 50s. Mr.Bill Apr 2017 #40

UBI needed ASAP. sarcasmo Apr 2017 #41

We buy too much crap anyway. Alex4Martinez Apr 2017 #44

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Hey Cheeto Face sellitman Apr 2017 #53