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How Amazon Got Americans to Spend $12.7 Billion Without Lifting a Finger

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Another year, another Amazon Prime Day. As the data from the brands I manage rolled in, I knew this would be a big year. According to Amazon, this year shoppers purchased 375 million items over two days, up from 300 million items sold last year. Amazon’s summer shopping holiday has not only made an indelible mark on the buying patterns of Americans but influenced sellers as well. What used to be a…

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Americans Buying Less Luxury Goods – Ecomhunt Blog

Photo by Laura Chouette on Unsplash Luxury shoppers in the United States are cutting back on high-end fashion and leather goods purchases, according to LVMH’s first-quarter sales report, adding to evidence that a robust, months-long post-pandemic splurge may be coming to an end. According to Reuters, shares of Europe’s most valuable listed firm jumped nearly 5% to new highs in early trade on Thursday after the company reported a 17% increase in sales due to a significant resurgence in China…

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Students Loans Are Killing Americans

[ad_1] The United States government is about $20 trillion dollars in debt currently. The number is consistently climbing. With the collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, financial institutions are more volatile than ever. For many college graduates, student loans can feel like a financial death sentence. Child support, Taxes, Alimony, and Student loans are generally unforgivable in bankruptcy cases. So, what is a graduate to do if they cannot find a great paying job with their degree? The good…

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