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A RadioShack store owner in Montana is sticking with a controversial promotion to give away a gun with a Dish Network signup.
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Home centers are stocking grills, topsoil and patio furniture, but weak consumer confidence and a faltering housing market may rain on their plans.
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Retailers are hoping that buyers who are tired of skinny jeans will build new outfits based on the flared look. With video updates.
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