Retail

Christmas couldn’t come sooner in a year encumbered by the coronavirus outbreak, a turbulent election and economic devastation. Yet, the pandemic has driven more people to deck the halls earlier this year, even though the holiday spirit might look reimagined. 

A list of U.S.-made brands offering holiday sales

Even though the pandemic has upended the retail sector, forcing many retail behemoths into bankruptcy, Target continued to report thriving sales, which will bode well for it ahead of the holiday season.

Amazon workers across the globe have banded together in a series of coordinated Black Friday protests over workers' rights and environmental justice. 

According to data from Adobe Analytics, online sales surged nearly 22% over 2019 when sales notched $4.2 billion.

Jan Singer was pulled in to oversee J.Crew brands in January.

U.S. stocks wrap a winning week with a basket of new records.

Just like the rest of 2020, this holiday season is unpredictable.

WalletHub found which stores have the best Black Friday deals this year.

Black Friday sales are going to be bigger than ever due to the “economic challenges” American retailers are facing throughout the coronavirus pandemic, reports digital coupon giant RetailMeNot, Inc.

Toy companies are targeting stuck-at-home grown-ups with latte-smelling Play-Doh and Legos that turn into Warhols. Those who added a puppy to their family during the pandemic will see tons of gift options for their new furry friend. And with more people shopping online, stores are doing double duty as shipping centers to try to get gifts to doorsteps as fast as possible.

Full-time U.S. operations employees who work for the e-commerce giant between Dec. 1 and Dec. 31 will qualify for a $300 bonus, while part-time employees will receive a $150 bonus.

Shoppers, may your coffee – and Wi-Fi – be strong.