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January 27, 2026 United Kingdom, Australian Capital Territory, Conder Via Francesco Saverio Correra 138 1

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America’s biggest stores are taking big swings this holiday season, trying to stand out and attract cautious consumers. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, sticky inflation and rising unemployment are prompting Americans to be more careful with their holiday spending.

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"This year is really back to basics and leveraging strong merchandising, strong discounting, and making sure that (retailers are) getting their customers in the door this holiday," Wells Fargo retail analyst Lauren Murphy told CNN.

The legacy department store Macy’s is revamping the in-store experience to win over wary shoppers. Budget-friendly Old Navy is leveraging its couture-designer-turned-chief-creative-officer Zac Posen.


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