Rita Magalde, owner of Sheer Ambrosia in Draper, Utah, is starting her busy season and planning to bring on her first full-time employees.

A few other things retailers want: a steady pace of spending and to unload excess inventory.

Many Americans are in better financial condition this year but remain cautious, says Wall Street Journal reporter Veronica Dagher.

Gift-givers seem to be paying attention to messages urging them to ship early.

The Christmas music industry churns out money-making covers every year, but it’s not so easy to pen a new classic.

Arts organizations have had to cancel or reimagine their blockbuster holiday shows due to the pandemic.

Several cybercrime groups are trying to brand themselves as ethical. But it’s hard to know a hacker’s actual motivation in any particular case.

The thing is, it’s cheaper for retailers when you shop in-store.

It can save time and clear your mind … or send you down an e-commerce rabbit hole.

Big retailers are out with plans to staff up ahead of the holidays. Perks include discounts, holiday pay, and in some cases, higher wages.