Posted July 30, 2014
in Intelliretail
Family Dollar and the slow, surprising death of the discount store
What has happened to that great American archetype, the penny-pinching bargain shopper?
Americans were once known to love a good deal; this is the country that invented ending every price with “$.99” Add to that the US economy has been less than robust for the past six years, marked by a recession leading into a rocky, dissatisfying recovery that includes a weak housing market and 10 million people out of work.
Source: Family Dollar and the slow, surprising death of the discount store | Money | theguardian.com
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