Redbook Numbers for The Week of February 23, 2008

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on February 23, 2008 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +0.6%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 0.6% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in February of 2007.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of February 16, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on February 16, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +0.8%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 0.8% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in February of 2007.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of January 26, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on January 26, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +0.4%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 0.4% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in January of 2007.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of January 19, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on January 19, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +0.7%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 0.7% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in January of 2007.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of January 12, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on January 12, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +0.9%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 0.9% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in January of 2007.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of January 5, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on January 5, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.0%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.0% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in January of 2007.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of December 29, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on December 29, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.6%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.6% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in December of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of December 22, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on December 22, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.2%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.2% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in December of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of December 15, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on December 15, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.3%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.3% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in December of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of December 8, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on December 8, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.6%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.6% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in December of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of December 1, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on December 1, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +2.2%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 2.2% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in December of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of November 24, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on November 24, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +2.4%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 2.4% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in November of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of November 17, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on November 17, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +2.2%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 2.2% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in November of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of November 10, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on November 10, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +2.4%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 2.4% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in November of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of November 3, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on November 3, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.9%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.9% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in November of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of October 27, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on October 27, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.9%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.9% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in October of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of October 20, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on October 20, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +2.3%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 2.3% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in October of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of October 13, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on October 13, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +2.6%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 2.6% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in October of 2006.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of October 6, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on October 6, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.8%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.8% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in October of 2006.

The weekly Johnson Redbook Index report is produced by Redbook Research.

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Redbook Numbers for The Week of September 29, 2007

The Redbook numbers for the week that ended on September 29, 2007 were released this morning:

Redbook Sales Figures: +1.5%

The Redbook measures the weekly sales at chain stores, discount stores, and department stores -- about 9,000 stores in total -- and is therefore an important measure of current consumer spending in the U.S. The above figure represents the year-to-year change in the Redbook sales figures, so sales are up by 1.5% when compared to sales during the corresponding week back in September of 2006.

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