U.S. ex-car retail sales growth slows: SpendingPulse
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales excluding cars rose in August but at a slower pace, as high gasoline and food prices cut into spending on other goods and services, a private report released on Thursday showed.
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