Two decades of cheap overseas labor and tax subsidies cost America 800-thousand jobs. But that’s about to change.

Especially with one U.S. clothing company turning a profit on selling products solely made in America. Yakenda Mcgahee reports.

In fashion brands are built on names. But one particular brand built its name on a place: America. Leading the “Made In America” movement, American Apparel was created as an ethical, eco-friendly, sweatshop-free, clothing company produced on American soil.

Meanwhile, a day after revised data showed the U.S. economy growing better than expected in the second quarter, there are more signs that it’s keeping its momentum.

U.S. consumer spending fell one-tenths-of a percent in July. More Americans are playing it safe even with growth in both the economy and labor market.

For more, CCTV America spoke to Adam Thurgood, Managing Director of HighTower Advisors.