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Budget surplus in January contrasts with yearlong deficit rise
The Treasury said January posted a 8.7 billion surplus while four months into the budget year the deficit reached 310.3 billion, up 77 percent from a year ago due to higher Social Security and defense spending and lower revenue from individuals and corporations despite a 91 percent tariff rise in imports.
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Holiday season reshapes winners and losers in retail
The 2018 holiday period showed a mixed picture with Walmart Target and Best Buy posting strong sales while mall chains and mid‑tier department stores struggled. Off‑price chains like TJX saw gains as Macy's and Nordstrom expand Backstage and off‑price units. J C Penney and Gap announced store closures as the year ahead hints at slower growth.
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China sets 6 to 6.5 percent growth target this year
Beijing pledges 7.5 percent rise in military spending as it opens the National People's Congress. Premier Li Keqiang says foreign companies will be treated as equals amid a tariff war, while aiming to steady a cooling state-led economy and avoid job losses. The global impact of China’s slowdown is debated by economists.
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