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Retailers feel customer's pain
Teacher Liza Gleason shops for back-to-school supplies at a Target store last week in Daly City, Calif. With stores gearing up for seasonal shopping, the Commerce Department reported that retail sales fell 0.1 percent in July, the first decline in five months.
U.S. trails on cell phones that can show television
Carrier business models partly at fault, but choices about TV technology made long ago largely to blame
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