Holiday

Americans should expect higher prices at the grocery store this holiday season. Inflation, supply chain issues and worker shortages are driving up grocery bills across the country.

Liquor shortages are being reported at states across the U.S., just as the busy Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season hits.

"This is a period of the year where our growers are just trying to do everything they can to make sure that we keep costs low," Tom Hayes, President and CEO of Ocean Spray said.

An increasing number of retailers have been closing down on that Thursday in order to give their employees some well-deserved rest, especially for working throughout the pandemic.

Buy now, pay later apps let you break up larger purchases into a short-term repayment schedule. But there are a few things you should know before you use them to finance holiday shopping.

The Thanksgiving travel rush is already underway, with U.S. fliers flocking to airports and millions of drivers expected to fill highways.

The ongoing issue plaguing the U.S. economy is now driving up the cost of in-demand products when consumers want them most.

The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the U.S. is about $3.41, with California getting hit hardest. The average price for a gallon of gasoline in "Golden State" is $4.69, according to AAA.

To help passengers avoid as much suffering as possible, AAA projected the cheapest and quietest day to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday.

On Sunday, more than 2.1 million people were screened at airport checkpoints across the nation, 10% fewer people than were screened on the same day two years ago, according to Transportation Security Administration spokesperson Lisa Farbstein.

A slim 32% of Americans plan to travel for turkey day this year, which is a 35% decline from the last November, during the height of the coronavirus pandemic, according to GasBuddy's 2021 Thanksgiving Travel Survey.

While the pies were only announced on Monday, Hershey revealed that they had already sold out less than a day later.

Retailers are already announcing Black Friday sale items, so FOX Business created a round-up of some top picks

To make sure they meet the demand in flyers this holiday season, Southwest and American airlines are aggressively trying to increase staffing. They have also sent notices to current employees over the past month to encourage them to work amid the bustling season where travelers are expected to pack into airports all across the country.

The candy company announced that it is releasing its largest Peanut Butter Cup ever.

Due to high gas prices, travelers are looking for ways to save money this holiday season

Veterans Day is here, and companies throughout the country are ready to give back to active and retired service members.

JetBlue Airways said Tuesday that nearly all of its staff will be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Filling those shopping carts has been harder than ever before with out-of-stock messages surging 250% in October 2021.

A new survey revealed holiday gift-givers are willing to put themselves in debt this season.