US shoppers go back to basics
May 8 - Consumers are spending at discount retailers, but the focus is on the basic necessities like food.
Retailers who delivered basic supplies in bulk and at a discount had a successful April. May could get a boost as consumers start cashing their economic stimulus checks.
Bobbi Rebell reports.
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