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“…rate fell in July to lowest level in three months and the Commerce Department says spending outpaced income. Consumer Spending rose point 4% in July personal income increased by point 2%. -- that bill's chief investment …”

“…in July. But consumers were spending at an even faster pace the Commerce Department says on average workers saw paychecks rise two tenths of a percent that's a little less than expected. It didn't stop them …”

“…in four months. Helped by a jump in demand for automobiles -- Commerce Department says Consumer Spending rose four tenths percent in July. After three lackluster months personal incomes were up two tenths percent in July. …”

“…in four months boosted by a jump in demand for cars the Commerce Department reports -- a four tenths of 1%. And this comes after three fairly flat month's wages and benefits also were up a …”

“…getting some encouragement from the latest revision to second quarter GDP the Commerce Department says the nation's economy grew at one point 6%. But that's still better than expected. I'm Adrian Mitchell from the newsroom at …”

“…hours well ABC world -- at the top of the hour the Commerce Department the latest economic numbers local news update after that the latest on the murdered teenager in great band Stevens head in the …”

“…that economic recovery is -- Now there was no recovery -- The Commerce Department said that new home sales fell twelve point 4% in July from a month earlier. To a seasonally adjusted annual sales pace …”

“…month point in fourteen months a sign of continued stress in housing. Commerce Department says construction of new homes and apartments rose one point 7% in July but applications for building permits considered a good sign …”

“…sales of autos and gasoline. Most other retailers saw their sales fall Commerce Department says sales rose four tenths percent last month while sales excluding autos were up two tenths percent. Both figures were slightly below …”

“…thirteen billion dollars may have also been the most efficient ever. The Commerce Department says more households than expected mailed in their forms and census workers were more productive than in the past so the Census …”

“…on flashy electronics including I pads and flat screen TV's but the Commerce Department finds consumers are spending less on durable goods for the home appliances and furniture. The Wall Street -- has clothing companies are …”