AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrices: U.S. consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, more than expected, while core inflation stayed firm—adding pressure to household budgets and raising the prospect of higher interest rates. Retail Shake-up: Children’s Place has filed for Chapter 11 and is seeking a buyer; some stores may close, though stores and websites remain open for now. Food Safety: USDA warned consumers not to eat three frozen meat and poultry products; the alert covers products sold nationwide. At the Checkout: The average new-vehicle price hit a record $51,109 in October, driven partly by strong sales of larger SUVs and trucks. Holiday Shopping: Toy prices are up 7% ahead of the season, as shoppers look for deals and keep spending in check. Grocery Security: Federal agencies warned that cyberattacks on refrigeration controls could spoil food or create fire hazards, urging retailers to secure and update systems. Dining and Delivery: McDonald’s named Uber its preferred delivery partner in the U.S., linking app orders with Uber Eats delivery and loyalty features.
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