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Theft Is Becoming an Increasing Concern for Retailers

About 69 percent of stores said they have seen an increase in organized theft in the past year.  » mehr lesen

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Hanukkah

What’s that reindeer doing with menorah antlers? Retailers want inclusive holiday merchandise, but hit a few snags.  » mehr lesen

In Europe, trying to find fun and games in holiday retailing.

Black Friday discounts are now routine for European toy stores and other retailers, but pandemic restrictions remain a big presence in some areas.  » mehr lesen

See Black Friday Photos From Around the Country

Gaming consoles and TVs were among the most popular items at the beginning of the holiday shopping season.  » mehr lesen

The Return of the Holiday Party

A pair of caterers gear up for year-end celebrations at companies. “I think they really want to encourage people to think that returning to the office is a celebration of sorts.”  » mehr...

How Black Friday Got Its Name

Historians say the Philadelphia police took to calling the day before the annual Army-Navy football game Black Friday because officers had to work long hours and deal with bad traffic, bad weather...

The Holiday Shopping Season Is Here, but Is It Back?

Shoppers are returning to stores in much bigger numbers than last year, but the atmosphere is not quite as carefree as the prepandemic days of 2019.  » mehr lesen

A Holiday Gift Guide to Beat Inflation

Prices are soaring for almost everything, but a few choice gifts are even cheaper than two years ago. Or show your love by going on your family’s annual “lard run.”  » mehr lesen

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