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Affluent consumers disappointed by in-store experiences: report

July 22, 2014

Affluent Consumers Affluent Consumers

 

By Nancy Buckley

The United States' wealthiest consumers primarily spend their shopping dollars in-store, but only a quarter of these consumers enjoy the experience of in-person shopping, according to a new survey by Time Inc. and YouGov.

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