(University of Michigan) Consumer spending will lag rather than lead the recovery from the current recession, according to University of Michigan economist Richard Curtin.
Ahead of the Bell: Consumer Spending
Consumer spending likely edged up slightly in August after posting a big jump in July that had eased fears that the United States might be flirting with another recession.
Consumer Spending Rebounds
Consumer spending rose at its fastest pace in five months in July, supporting views the economy was not falling back into recession.
Strong Mac Sales Boost Apple’s Profits
The company continued to post strong gains in the computer segment while its rivals are still struggling to recover from the recession’s impact on consumer spending.
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