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Against an improving backdrop for home-goods spending, consumer confidence and the US housing market, J.C. Penney and Target are ramping up their own efforts in the category.
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Against an improving backdrop for home-goods spending, consumer confidence and the US housing market, J.C. Penney and Target are ramping up their own efforts in the category.
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*Store foot traffic up 3.7 pct in latest week-ShopperTrak. CHICAGO, Dec 6- The falloff in visits to U.S. stores the week after Thanksgiving was not as steep this year as last, as retailers appear to be doing a better job of luring shoppers during the holiday season, the founder of shopper counting firm ShopperTrak said.
