20% of US Consumers Ready to Shop on Christmas Day
The younger a person is, the more likely that person is to want to shop on Christmas Day.
The younger a person is, the more likely that person is to want to shop on Christmas Day.
Given the speed and ease with which it's possible to change prices online, it's also hard to figure out whether or not a low-price offer on an item is new or just reposted.
With Christmas Day less the two weeks away, retailers continue to offer promotional pricing on items they hope will attract traffic either to their brick-and-mortar stores or to their online sites.
Think of Green Monday as Black Friday or Cyber Monday Lite. The second Monday in December is the third-best sales day of the year.
The U.S. Census Bureau has released the retail sales report, which estimates U.S. retail and food services sales, for the month of November.
For consumers looking for the hottest selling video games this holiday season, Best Buy has an offer that may help them decide to open their wallets.
While the majority of retailers look to the holiday season as their biggest months, for big-box incumbents Home Depot and Lowe's, spring is where the money is.
The size of a company's Web traffic is not always a measurement of online revenue. Amazon's visits per month are more than double Wal-Mart's, according to comScore.
Men's Wearhouse reported mixed fiscal third-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday.
The short interest in J.C. Penney jumped 11% in late November, making it the 11th most shorted stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
Can Wal-Mart's new mobile wireless app that allows people to make payments as they exit stores instead using cash or credit cards help boost the holiday sales?
Men's Wearhouse is scheduled to report its fiscal third-quarter financial results after the markets close on Wednesday.
Costco reported disappointing fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday.
Lululemon Athletica reported disappointing third-quarter 2015 results before markets opened Wednesday morning.
A research firm recently said that Wal-Mart's outsourcing of manufacturing to China has cost the United States 400,000 jobs.