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- Developer: NetherRealm Studios
- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Genre: Action Fighting 2D
- Release Date: Apr 16, 2013
- ESRB: Teen
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It does get extremely hot in the summer, but it's a dry heat and as a result doesn't feel as hot as it really is. I'm originally from Southern California and although the weather was once beautiful there, it has now become just as hot as Arizona. I experience the same weather here in Mesa, Arizona as I do in Los Angeles County, minus the humidity. My mother still lives in Southern California and we constantly compare temperature and weather conditions. 95% of the time it's the same except for a few degrees cooler in California in the summer months, but my central AC makes up for that, while my mother and most people that live in her area go without central AC.
It also rains in the summer, which I find amusing. The sun is out, but theres rain... I like it!
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Really Good and Hellaciously Bad - 5/8/2013
This place is ideal for the "snowbird" who can afford to bug out in the summer. winters are sunny, mild and beautiful and there is plenty to do in Arizona as far as shopping, culture, nature, sporting events, casinos, etc.
But summer brings 100+ temps -- literally around the clock for at least a month and sometimes two -- so you are basically trapped in a box (house, car, store) with a/c roaring for 3-4 months straight.
That said, if you have the time and money to escape to the mountains (Flagstaff, Springerville, Alpine 4 hours away, Payson/Show Low/Heber/Overgaard 2 hours away) you can get some relief. Prescott is about 20 degrees lower than Phoenix/Mesa/Tempe/Chandler/Gilbert/Glendale area year round and so another summer getaway (if you don't mind 90's daytime temps some summer days).
Arid climate... not a lot of rain or moisture but also not much in the way of mosquitoes, etc. for that reason which is a bonus.
If you like warm temps, you'll love it here. [Comment on this Posting]
Indoor air quality at Delta Mechanical, Inc. - 3/31/2013
I am expressing my concern over indoor air quality at Delta Mechanical, Inc. There are over 100 employees including managers that are being affected by mold spores resulting from a leaking large reverse osmosis tank over a period of 1 month. Finally the tank was drained and removed leaving wet carpet that was not dryed properly. I have been sickened for the past 2 months with bronchial pneumonia and now left with acute bronchitus. The owner refuses to have the carpet removed or even have the problem investigated. This is a serious violation and all I am asking for is an investigation. Please help me and all the employees of Delta Mechanical, Inc.
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Mesa - 3/15/2013
Sleepy town, even sleepier schools[Comment on this Posting]
The little city that tries - 10/22/2012
Mesa is actually a "bedroom community of phoenix. parts of it are very nice, but, boy oh boy the other parts are almost beyond description. Coming from New York I am very surprised at the good quality of public transportation on this side of the valley. As everyone knows the summers are brutal and the entire year in insanely dusty, but the other 8 months are fantastic climate wise. there are some pretty good museums here and a variety of things to do. Overall it is kind of boring and unless you live in one of the "right" areas it is down right ugly.[Comment on this Posting]
Mesa is ok - 6/1/2012
I had lived in mesa for 5 years. The rent is more affordable than Phoenix.
The police were at one time trigger happy. This is the wild, wild west.
The mormons are here! Flash news.The mormons moved to Gilbert.
Flash news. The light rail is cool.flash news superstition springs mall is clean.
Clean city like phoenix clean and new.
Many mexicans here. working at the fast food places. The sheriff Joe Arpaio failed to get them out they have the jobs americans dont.[Comment on this Posting]
Mesa - 4/5/2012
It is not great for young families or basically anyone. The summers and fall are so hot that asking your kids to walk or bike anywhere is actually cruel. There is no mass transit other than buses. People feel cut off from each other because its all nothing but strip Malls and houses. No culture, few places to gather or meet people in fact the indoor Malls in the area are about as exciting as it gets {pathetic}. When I grew up there in the 60's and 70's it was a truly charming small town and no ugliness. But all the ethnic crap, neighborhoods going downhill and too much sprawl ruined it. And that is sad--you will see yards decorated as if you are in Mexico City and that is about what it is. Tacky-[Comment on this Posting]
Horrible Place to Live - 1/15/2012
I moved to Phoenix 10 years ago from Colorado for a job. What a shock it has been. I have been ripped off from almost every business I have dealt with. I had a local moving company move my furnishings when I moved to another house and damaged my furniture. I have yet to see any type of compensation from them and I filed a complaint with the attorney general over 2 years ago. The people here are rude, selfish and don't want anything to do with you unless it directly benefits them. The drivers here are dangerous and are on your bumper everywhere you go. I get flipped off at least onec a week here. The summers are insane!! I live in a 1500 sq ft house and work all day and keep the inside temperature at 78. My utility bills run about 600.00 a month. The cost of utilities is outragous. The resteraunts stink, the service is horrible and over crowded. There is nothing to do in this place unless you like counting how many scorpians and black widows you see at night...The pay here is below average and employers treat you like crap. Stay away from here!! I can't wait to get out of this hell hole!![Comment on this Posting]
Mesa is the armpit of the west! - 2/12/2011
They don't call it Meth Mesa for nothing! [Comment on this Posting]
Mesa is for the (snow)birds. - 7/12/2010
Mesa used to be a great place to live until recent changes to the city. The city council turns down just about anything that would bring businesses to the area. Could have had the Cardinals here, about to lose the Cubs spring training. I challenge anyone to find a business headquartered in Mesa. Also, there is very little to do for young children. Anytime we want to do something we drive to Chandler. Finally, forget about beautifying the area. I honestly don't know where the taxpayers dollars are going. The city is getting uglier and uglier to look at. As soon as my home sells, we are moving to Chandler or Gilbert. [Comment on this Posting]
Hard To Fit In - 7/7/2010
If you look, act or feel 'differently' this may not be the place for you.[Comment on this Posting]
Winter is spectacular, Spring is great - 5/18/2010
I have lived in Mesa, AZ for 8 years now. There really is no substitute for winter in Mesa. It is beautiful. What passes for summer everywhere else is winter here. Roses are blooming and the citrus fruit is ready to be harvested.
It is still wonderful in the spring and beautiful as the desert blooms. The citrus trees smell SOOOO good for the three or four weeks they are in full bloom. It is gorgeous.
Summer can be a challenge. Just make sure you have windshield shades for your car, a swimming pool, and air conditioning and you should be fine. It is pretty awesome to be able to swim until midnight under the full moon in an unheated pool that is still warm from the summer sun.
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Boring Bedroom Community - 3/28/2010
I have lived here for 8 years. After a 20 year career in the military that allowed me to live in 15 different cities in 8 states, I feel that I have become an amateur authority on observing the goings on of my surroundings. So here goes:
Mesa is a slow-paced city that is very geographically spread out. The streets out here in Maricopa county are all straight, broad, and in a grid pattern. It makes getting lost darn near impossible except for only the most directionally challenged people. Of course, that makes the raods a race-track on which to speed for many. It is very easy to drive 60 mph on the "surface streets" (thats what people here call the streets that are not highways. Be careful too because this is quickly becomming the speed camera capitol of the world. The motor vehicles department and the process for getting your vehicle smog checked is THE BEST have seen anywhere! Stores: drive a mile in any direction an you will find pretty much anything you need. This whole county is strip mall heaven. Recently built shopping plazas such as the Tempe Marketplace, and the San Tan Village are unique, hip, and truly great experiences to shop, hang out, and people watch. Too bad however, they are not in Mesa, but only 20-30 minute drive. Mesa tried to be hip with their Riverview Plaza, but missed the mark entirely. It is dull, lackluster, and difficult to drive around in. It is anchored by Walmart and Home Depot, so that should give you an understanding of its "hipness". Which, I think, is exactly the way the city elders want the city to be. THe city is populated by a huge Mormon following-not exactly the partying and accepting type. I think they would outlaw all serving of alcohol if they could. (I'll get back to the Mormons later, you need to know!). Anyway, there is really no good times to be had in this city. Everyone goes to Tempe (college town, if your're still into that scene it is great when school is in session), or they go to Scottsdale. OK, Scottsdale-THE BIRTHPLACE OF THE COUGAR phenom. Great bars, great shopping, great restaurants, great art galleries...but be sure to bring your Visa Black, or you will not be taken seriously by any of the posturing Beverley Hills wannabes. Lots of celebs have homes there and may be seen hitting the bar scene on weekends (I saw Charles Barkely in bar there once...nice guy)But, back to Mesa...see the trend? Nothing much to say about Mesa. Lots and Lots of houses, and little work or anything to do. Of course, there are 10's of thousands of retirees here. Driving on the same roads with them is scary, scary, scary! IN the winter, from about October-April 15, the whole county, Mesa seriously, is invaded by an Army of snowbirds. The business owners love their money, especially the golf courses (which most people cannot afford...in the 100's to play. When they are here, do not expect to get a seat at ANY restaurant, an appoinment with a doctor,or be able to drive anywhere over 30 mph. It is an invasion like the biblical locusts. If you are old yourself, they are very active and have many functions and clubs to join. If you are young...you will do nothing in Mesa except sleep in your house. The city of Mesa is financially broke right now. They cant seem to make any good money decisions and the services here are continually cut back. Of course, they have tried to impliment small tax initiatives, but OLD PEOPLE vote, and in Mesa, there are many of them. They dont want any noise, partying, recreation for young people, or money going to schools that they have no children enrolled in. Most initiatives get whacked off the ballot very quickly. Case in point: We were in the running to build the Arizona Cardinals stadium here. It was voted down because the crusty residents ssaid it would be too noisy and cause litter and crime....ok, right. So if you move to Mesa and want to go to events help there, it is on the other side of the county...up to 60 miles away...yeah, this is a big county. Ok, this is not Mesa only, but Arizona...the heat from May to November is insane! I was in the Persian Gulg countries during the first gulf war and that is the closest I can come to comparing the heat to somewhere Ive been. It is downright dangerous here in the summer. People die from the heat here every year...residents and visitors alike. Everything you own will dry out and fade quickly (including your car). Wear a broad brimmed hat here, trust me. I could write a book on this place, but generally speaking, people move here to get away from something, and they generally dont want to be bothered making new friends. I have found that you really need to work hard at it here...the number on reason people dont socialize, people they meet, or work with live too far away. Sounds trivial, but it is a big deal...once again very spread out and big. I would like to make one last statement. There are abvious boundries in this city. The Mexicans do most of the labor out here and they live in very defined boundries within the city. There is not much diversity of socialization going on. These neighborhood have a pretty large amount of crime as well, so dont go hangin out there if you dont belong.
My recommendation: Live here if you are Mormon (There is an LDS church every 3 miles)< and oh yeah, there are neighborhoods in Mesa where you cannot be in your front yard, or taking a walk without constant assaults from white shirted, tie-wearing tennage boys on bicycles trying to preach the Mormon philosophy to you. It can be Really annoying. Come also if you are old and ready to retire, but if you are younger and want to have a hipper scene, just stay away, you will be better off [Comment on this Posting]
Weather - 1/20/2010
It does get extremely hot in the summer, but it's a dry heat and as a result doesn't feel as hot as it really is. I'm originally from Southern California and although the weather was once beautiful there, it has now become just as hot as Arizona. I experience the same weather here in Mesa, Arizona as I do in Los Angeles County, minus the humidity. My mother still lives in Southern California and we constantly compare temperature and weather conditions. 95% of the time it's the same except for a few degrees cooler in California in the summer months, but my central AC makes up for that, while my mother and most people that live in her area go without central AC.
It also rains in the summer, which I find amusing. The sun is out, but theres rain... I like it![Comment on this Posting]
Allergy - 10/2/2009
I am planning to move to Mesa in the future. I've been there several for a few weeks and then stay at my friends home. I am allergic for almost everything in the air and I was suprised that I could even live in the same house with three cats, two dogs and still felt very well. To me I think that because of the dry heat and the clean air I felt so good in Mesa.[Comment on this Posting]
review of Mesa, AZ - 7/11/2009
I have lived on and off in Mesa since 1981. There are nice places to eat and the city is kept clean for the most part. If you enjoy the bar scene, RT O'Sullivans is a good place. During the summer, its only 1.5 hours to Payson which averages about 15-20 degrees cooler and makes a nice day trip. The Mesa Public School district is pretty good for the most part but if you can afford a private school it is recommended. There is good access to shopping as Fiesta Mall is close by. The summer tends to be a little too hot for me but the rest of the year is good. Also close is ASU which is a good research university.[Comment on this Posting]
crime - 7/4/2009
very low for big city[Comment on this Posting]
Mesa Arizona - 7/2/2009
We love Mesa! The hot summers only take a couple of years to get used to, but the rest of the year makes up for it![Comment on this Posting]
Mesa is a good city to raise a family! - 6/30/2009
The outskirts of Mesa may be safer and nicer to live in than the inner city. It is old, with old cheap housing downtown. Some areas are kept up in the downtown areas. A few miles from city center, the neighborhoods are friendly, schools are good and there is a lot of competition in the grocery business. You can get very good prices, if you will watch the sales and shop at more than one store.[Comment on this Posting]
Very Hot - 12/9/2008
In November of this year, 2008, we still had high temperatures in the 90's and 100's. That's just too hot.[Comment on this Posting]
many reasons why this area is Not for me. - 8/5/2008
there is a good amount of crime here. it is way too hot to be able to do much outdoor activities during the summer months. too much traffic with no great alternative transportation. many people have moved here because of the low cost of living but you do pay the price.
There definitely are pretty areas to explore but if you love the mountains and trees than you will not be so happy. It is hot and dry with some hills full of cacti.
Housing and gas are much lower than many other places though.[Comment on this Posting]


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Feb 21, 2013Here's the problem with this game. Bugs.. so many bugs it's stupid. After you solve the bugs you find a mediocre game. First off, there's 2 american planes, the rest are Russian. No european jets nothing The missions are half baked generic garbage. Not much attention paid to detail at all This game purely comes down to the flying.. which it does exceptionally well to the detriment of everything else.
The radar is stupid. I have read manuals/forums to no end to try and get the upper hand on my enemy. The way I see it if you're flying the F15 you are LUCKY to get a radar reading of anything beyond 10 nm.. when something comes within 10 miles of you it's a scramble to get the heap of radar system back down to a 10m radius to lock on to the damn planes.. IF... IF you can find them again in time before a missile is launched.
It's just not the reality of most situations.
The missiles.. the missiles. They're stupidly effective.. and for some reason hard to see. On that note everything is IMPOSSIBLE to see in this game due to the lack of proper anti aliasing.
Basically if you enjoy flying jets this is the game for you, but ONLY flying jets. Everything else plays out terribly, inaccurately, and above all frustrating.
This is after playing both the F15 and A10 campaigns. The A10 campaign was fun, but was just shooting tanks non stop. The F15 campaign was an exercise in relying on my wingman to direct me to the bandits as you're essentially flying blind 90% of the time.
The AWACS is useless too, every few seconds it bleats in your ear the enemies bearing instead of being any actual help. Wingman likewise RARELY throw out a 'Watch your six'
Your early warning radar is the epitome of useless despite what the manual says. It is blank 90% of the time when it should be flashing to telling you where missiles are, telling you where everyone is.
Nope, instead it just tells you where the enemy AWACS is half the time then proceeds to tell you when a missile is launched but gives you no idea of how long until it's right at your doorstep.
As I said if you enjoy flying the aircraft, get it for that but do not expect anything other than that.… Expand
Dec 28, 2012This review is directed to all those who are looking for a great and fairly realistic modern air combat SIMULATOR (I wrote it using capital letters because this isn't some simplistic arcade flight game) .
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Our favourite is the A-10 Warthog cruising at 50 feet, on the prowl for enemy tanks, its one of the most exhilarating missions available in any recent simulator.
Detailed terrain, buildings, water, and effects lend an unprecedented feeling of speed to low-level flight. [March 2004, p.82]
It has great graphics, fairly simple controls, great scenery, a decent choice of planes, and a great editor. Although the sounds easily get on your nerves, it will be the load times and need for a computer upgrade that will have you pulling your hair out.


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Consumer Behavior
News about Consumer Behavior, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 14, 2014
Retailers are expected to add some 800,000 temporary workers to their holiday ranks as they prepare for resurgent interest in Black Friday bargains; forecasters have nonetheless warned that retailers will struggle to persuade households to spend freely, citing stagnant wage growth and rising cost of child and health care; PricewaterhouseCoopers projects that average holiday spending will fall to $684, from $735 in 2013. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Commerce Department reports that consumer spending rose 0.5 percent in August from July; personal income rose 0.3 percent. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
The Upshot; some airlines are making changes to their frequent flier programs to prevent what is known as mileage running to garner rewards; they have imposed a minimum spending requirement to obtain elite status and in 2015 fliers will earn five 'miles' for every dollar they spend on airfare, regardless of where they go. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Cereal business has been declining for last decade as consumers' eating habits have changed, with drop-off accelerating lately; investment analysts say current slump is also due to variety of trends that make it hard for cereal makers to address drop-off in demand, leading them to experiment with different branding and products. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
The Upshot; web start-ups that either rent items themselves or serve as middlemen are creating new way of consuming, growing a corner of broader sharing economy; tech entrepreneurs and investors say consumers will soon be able to rent much of what they always thought they must own. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Marketers are adapting their strategies as they recognize millennials as the consumers who will drive economy in decades ahead; shift comes as young adults in their 20s are moving to surpass baby boomers as largest age group; millennial consumer behavior is difficult to predict, as group tends to put off major life decisions and the purchases that go with them. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
E-commerce companies, as well as some brick-and-mortar retailers, are increasingly combining data with consumer behavior to create more personalized shopping experience; sites learn behaviors and then compare information with thousands of profiles to predict buying patterns to enhance offerings and increase profits. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Teddy Wayne Future Tense column reflects that media entertainment allows consumers to watch, listen and read anything anytime; observes that some people, like Barry Schwartz in his book The Paradox of Choice, argue that this surfeit of consumer choices engenders anxiety, not satisfaction. MORE
May. 2, 2014
Commerce Department reports that consumption spending rose by 0.9 percent in March, as income rose by 0.5 percent; better-than-expected numbers dampen effects of dismal first-quarter growth report, and indicate that economy may finally be shaking off the effects of a deep freeze. MORE
Apr. 28, 2014
Few consumers are taking to premise of mobile wallets, even as host of American startups try to cash in; numerous solutions are on market, but shoppers are either unaware of option, or unimpressed by it. MORE
Apr. 12, 2014
Bigger movie chains are adding large-format screens to theaters in effort to find new ways to grow in United States and Canada, where business has been softening for past decade; large-format theaters, whether Imax or other brands, have been rising in popularity even as broader moviegoing public sours on 3-D. MORE
Apr. 1, 2014
Japan's first sales tax jump since 1997, in which rate will go up to 8 percent from 5 percent starting in April, has country's businesses, politicians and consumers worried; after rush to stock up, economists are concerned that consumers will cut back on shopping and spending in April--and maybe for longer; any pullback would be big risk to country's already shaky recovery. MORE
Mar. 28, 2014
Commerce Department reports that the American economy grew by 2.6 percent in the final months of 2013, slight uptick from previous estimate of 2.4 percent, but still well below pace of growth in third quarter; data is brightened by 3.3 percent rise in consumer spending. MORE
Mar. 11, 2014
Many Japanese, after years of falling prices, have mind-set that they need to save, not spend, undermining Prime Min Shinzo Abe's economic recovery plan to lead country out of deflation; overall prices in Japan have not risen since late 1990s; slow progress in beating deflation reflects difficulties of overcoming entrenched expectations and behaviors. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Institute for Supply Management says its index of national factory activity rose to 53.2 in February after slumping in January to 51.3; Commerce Dept says consumer spending increased 0.4 percent in January after 0.1 percent gain in December. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Federal Reserve reports that consumers increased their borrowing in December 2013 by largest amount in 10 months, as demand for auto, student and credit card loans show big gains. MORE
Feb. 5, 2014
Many banks, noting that fewer customers use them for routine transactions, are opening smaller branches with more high-tech tools, getting rid of back-office space, and even vaults, and bringing employees out from behind the counters so that they can circulate with tablets. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
Evidence that economic inequality is deepening across America can be shown by fact that customer base for businesses that appeal to middle class is shrinking as top-tier pulls even further away; effects of this phenomenon, which has caused many mid-tier retailers or restaurant chains to lose profits and, in some cases, declare bankruptcy, are now rippling through one sector after another in the American economy. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
American shoppers are making effort to use cash in lieu of cards at stores following disclosures about credit and debit card breaches at several major retailers; trend is leaving consumers struggling to adjust after years of becoming accustomed to convenience of using plastic for most purchases. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Commerce Department reports that Americans increased their spending at solid pace for second straight month, even though incomes were flat; consumer spending rose 0.4 percent in Dec 2013, but incomes showed no gain, indicating that employment growth is slowing. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
Matt Richtel Applied Science column; research published in journal Psychological Science shows deeply rooted instinct in people to earn more than can possibly be consumed, even when this imbalance makes them unhappy; research says all work and no play may just be a result of 'mindless accumulation.' MORE
Dec. 25, 2013
Several new e-book subscription services are analyzing the data of its readers and providing their findings for free; start-ups, unlike larger companies like Amazon and Barnes & Noble that keep information about their e-readers proprietary, are planning to share this data so writers can use it to give readers more of what they want. MORE
Dec. 16, 2013
Consumers, emboldened by weak retail season, are taking advantage of price-matching policies and price-tracking tools on smartphones to haggle at major retailers; practice, common at big-box stores like Best Buy and Home Depot, has become acceptable even at high-end retailers like Nordstrom. MORE
Dec. 13, 2013
Commerce Department reports that retail sales increased by 0.7 percent in November as Americans stepped up spending in wide range of goods; figure adds to signs of strengthening economy that could prompt Federal Reserve to slow pace of stimulus. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Matt Richtel Applied Science column; Stanford Graduate School of Business research suggests a wealth of online product information and user reviews is making it harder to influence consumers with traditional marketing methods; how consumers make decisions is undergoing fundamental shift as they rely more on one another. MORE
Nov. 29, 2013
Online and brick-and-mortar retailers are tailoring deals to attract self-gifters, consumers who cannot resist buying items for themselves during holiday shopping; self-gifters have grown both in numbers and dollars spent, but some retailers worry that they may feel less indulgent in the current holiday season. MORE
Oct. 8, 2013
Wave of experiments at various companies could take consumer convenience, and impulsiveness, to new heights; new shopping services will allow consumers to instantly buy items they see on television, in magazines and even in their refrigerators; push for immediate retail gratification is occurring as delivery wars are escalating among some of the biggest of e-commerce companies. MORE
Oct. 8, 2013
Federal Reserve says consumers increased borrowing $13.6 billion in August to seasonally adjusted $3.04 trillion; credit card debt dropped $883 million to roughly $850 billion; decline could hold back consumer spending. MORE
Sep. 10, 2013
Federal Reserve reports that consumers increased their borrowing in July by $10.4 billion from June to record $2.85 trillion; measure of credit card debt falls by $1.8 billion to $850 billion; auto and student loan category rises 8.1 percent from year ago. MORE
Aug. 31, 2013
Commerce Department reports increase in consumer spending by mere .01 percent in July from June; report tempers optimism kindled by recent 2.5 percent revision to second-quarter growth. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
Latest sales reports paint bleak picture for sizable swath of retail sector, with several major chains that cater to budget-conscious customers citing sluggish sales, even as other economic indicators show signs of consumer confidence. MORE
Aug. 14, 2013
Commerce Department reports that retail sales increased 0.2 percent in July from June, indicating that consumer spending could increase economic growth in coming months. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
Personal computer industry seems to be in limbo, as big players try to adapt to changing consumer patterns, who are largely buying iPads, Kindle Fires and other tablets; industry executives see PCs' relevance steadily diminishing, being relegated to utility device for businesses, as other devices take hold. MORE
Jul. 13, 2013
Alina Tugend Shortcuts column analyzes proliferation of boilerplate contracts and terms of agreement that most consumers sign without reading; notes while some see such contracts as necessary element of doing business, others warn of distressing trends, including clauses that bar class-action lawsuits and other forms of consumer recourse. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
French consumers are not spending money as they used to, stoking concerns about France's economic health in near future. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Federal Reserve says Americans spent $19.6 billion more using credit in May 2013 than in April, largest rise since May 2012; total borrowing reached record $2.84 trillion. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
News analysis; researchers are debating question of whether America has passed peak driving, due to several new studies that suggest that Americans are buying fewer cars, driving less and fewer new drivers are getting licenses as each year goes by. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
News analysis; public health officials are struggling with fact that American consumers, even otherwise healthy ones, keep choosing caloric indulgences rather than healthy foods at fast-food restaurants; studies have found that the presence of healthy alternatives on fast-food menus in fact make it more likely that a customer will order an unhealthy option. MORE
Jun. 29, 2013
Prime Min Shinzo Abe's bid to revive Japan's deflated economy hinges on whether consumers feel confident enough to start spending more freely, trend that has yet to take broad hold; data indicates significant improvement in industrial production, foreign investment and exports, but companies will not feel comfortable raising prices until consumer spending rises significantly. MORE
Jun. 29, 2013
Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan survey finds consumer sentiment was 84.1 points in June, only slightly below six-year high set in May; optimism among higher-income families rose to highest level in six years. MORE
Jun. 28, 2013
Commerce Department reports that consumer spending rose 0.3 percent in May, nearly erasing decline of similar size in April; income rose by 0.5 percent in same period; National Assn of Realtors say its seasonally adjusted index for pending home sales rose 6.7 percent, to 112.3, in May, highest level since Dec 2006. MORE
Jun. 23, 2013
Op-Ed article by authors Elizabeth W Dunn and Michael Norton observes that research has shown that paying for something in advance makes people happier; warns that technology is changing the way consumers spend and making it easier to get into debt, thereby decreasing happiness; contends challenge for next generation of innovation lies in integrating vast potential of computer science with fundamental principles of happiness. MORE
Jun. 2, 2013
Matthew J X Malady Riff essay bemoans modern line-jumping options that allow people at crowded theme parks or stores to skip the line by paying extra. MORE
Jun. 1, 2013
Commerce Department reports consumer spending dropped a seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent in April, marking first decline since May 2012; drop follows 0.1 percent increase in March and 0.8 percent jump in February. MORE
May. 19, 2013
Editorial examines ways in which Western consumers can alter their buying habits to change factory conditions abroad, in light of deaths and injuries of thousands of garment workers in Bangladesh. MORE
May. 11, 2013
Pressure increases on retailers to improve safety in factories following Rana Plaza building collapse in Bangladesh that left as many as 1,000 dead; government officials, investors and religious groups warn retailers like Walmart, Benetton and Gap that they could face financial repercussions from consumers, damage to stock value or sustained public protests if they do not adopt stricter manufacturing standards. MORE
May. 9, 2013
Consumers concerned with working conditions, environmental issues and outsourcing are increasingly demanding more disclosure about where their clothing is made; group of major retailers and apparel companies, including some with history of controversial manufacturing practices overseas, says it is developing an index of how and where goods are produced that will include labor, social and environmental measures. MORE
May. 1, 2013
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications reports that Japan's household spending surged 5.2 percent in March, fastest pace in nine years and a sign that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's effort to end two decades of stagnation and lift consumer confidence is setting the stage for an economic revival. MORE
May. 1, 2013
S&P/Case Shiller index of 20 metropolitan areas shows that home prices in February rose 9.3 percent, their fastest rate in almost seven years, another sign of the housing market recovery; Conference Board says its index of consumer attitudes rose to 68.1 from a revised 61.9 the previous month. MORE
Apr. 30, 2013
Commerce Department reports that consumer spending rose 0.2 percent in March following 0.7 percent increase in February; income grew 0.2 percent in March and 1.1 percent in February. MORE
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Cautious Spending by Consumers and Businesses May Slow Growth Next Spring
Data released on Wednesday was disappointing compared with that of the previous day, which showed the economy had expanded at the fastest pace in over a decade in the second and third quarters.
November 27, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: United States Economy , Consumer Behavior
Calories on Menus: Nationwide Experiment Into Human Behavior
Previous studies of the effect of posting calorie counts on menus reveal little or no change in behavior. But now there's a really big sample size.
November 27, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: Labeling and Labels , Food , Calories , Consumer Behavior , Research , Diet and Nutrition
Strong Sales and Rising Consumer Sentiment Bode Well for Holiday Shopping
Separate reports on Friday showed a seven-year high in consumer sentiment and a 0.3 increase in retail sales.
November 15, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: United States Economy , Consumer Behavior , Shopping and Retail
J.C. Penney Reports Flat Sales
Consumer spending continues to hurt the retailer, whose net sales were below analysts' expectations.
November 13, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: Company Reports , JC Penney Company Inc , Shopping and Retail , Ullman, Myron E III , Consumer Behavior
When iPhones Ring, the Economy Listens
Beyond serving as Apple's biggest profit center, the iPhone is also a bedrock of consumer spending and the stock market.
October 26, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: iPhone , Apple Inc , Stocks and Bonds , United States Economy , Economic Conditions and Trends , Consumer Behavior , Prices (Fares, Fees and Rates)
Walmart Cuts Its Sales Forecast as Holiday Hopes Darken
The weak numbers from Walmart add to worries over consumer spending and the overall strength of the American economy.
October 16, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: Walmart Stores Inc , Shopping and Retail , United States Economy , Consumer Behavior
Household Finances May Curb Holiday Spending
Competition for shoppers' dollars include health care and child care, personal savings, and even the new iPhone 6.
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: Shopping and Retail , Black Friday and Cyber Monday (Shopping) , PricewaterhouseCoopers , Temporary Employment , United States Economy , Consumer Behavior , Labor and Jobs , Kmart Corp
Don't Sell Consumer Spending Short, a Report Says
Spend-happy Americans will return to powering the economy, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics forecast.
October 7, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: United States Economy , Labor and Jobs , Consumer Behavior , Recession and Depression , Factories and Manufacturing , Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Spending Is Up 0.5% as Economy Stabilizes
Higher wages and salaries, which helped personal income rise 0.3 percent in August, pushed consumer spending to its biggest increase since June.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: United States Economy , Consumer Behavior , Wages and Salaries , Real Estate and Housing (Residential)
Indonesians, Optimistic About New President, Spend Freely
Any problems that may lie ahead, among them poverty and corruption, have failed to dent Indonesians' confidence and willingness to splurge.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND: Indonesia , Economic Conditions and Trends , Consumer Behavior , Joko Widodo
A Marriott for the Hip Crowd
To lure a younger consumer Marriott International is making a turn toward flash, partly by offering new hotel brands.
Test Your Organic Food Knowledge
Many consumers may not realize the extent to which giant corporations have come to dominate organic food. How much do you know about the fast-growing organic industry?
Readers' Photos — My First Car Readers' Photos
The attitude young people have toward cars is vastly different from a time when the car was at the center of youth culture. Take a look at a selection of photos sent by readers of their first cars.
G.M. Tries to Understand a New Generation
To help General Motors adapt to young car buyers, researchers at MTV Scratch talked to thousands of people from the so-called "millennial" generation about their impressions of cars, technology and what makes them different from their parents' generation. Watch a few of the research interviews that informed Scratch's five-year strategic plan for Chevrolet.
G.M. Tries to Understand a New Generation
To help General Motors adapt to young car buyers, researchers at MTV Scratch talked to thousands of people from the so-called "millennial" generation about their impressions of cars, technology and what makes them different from their parents' generation. Watch a few of the research interviews that informed Scratch's five-year strategic plan for Chevrolet.
Readers' Photos — My First Car
The attitude young people have toward cars is vastly different from a time when the car was at the center of youth culture. Take a look at a selection of photos sent by readers of their first cars.
Respecting Differences
Avoid the fist bump: younger customers are looking for respect from sales personnel, not someone who is trying to act young.
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