Many things are taking place:
Coronavirus pandemic could permanently change grocery shopping | Fox Business
Grocery stores like Walmart, Kroger and Whole Foods are adding thousands of jobs nationwide. FOX Business' Grady Trimble with more.
Many Americans are hopeful that the world will return to normal soon, but a post-pandemic society will likely look different in numerous ways, including how we acquire basic necessities like groceries.
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Instacart, a grocery shopping and delivery service, has seen its order volume surge by 500% during the coronavirus pandemic , and it doesn't think that demand will fall off when people are comfortable leaving their homes again.
Stay cool while shopping for your first home - Chicago Sun-Times
Shopping for your first house is stressful enough, but when you're finally ready to be a homeowner and the pickings are slim, the process can become a rollercoaster ride of hope and fear.
"Buyers walk in a home and say, 'This is it!' Then, they see all the business cards [from other agents] on the table and start panicking," says Georgia Stevens, president of the Seattle King County Realtors and managing broker of the Compass Washington agency.
Today's housing market is red hot, with homes getting multiple offers and selling above list price in many cities.
Dinosaur exhibit comes to Manassas shopping center | Business | insidenova.com
The "Jurassic Encounter" runs from Sept. 14-27, with 11 outdoor dino environments featuring Jurassic-sized dinosaurs on a self-guided digital journey.
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Regal Cinemas at Parkridge Center is showing dinosaur-themed movies for one-week only with specialty pricing. Enjoy the following movies for $5 (adult tickets) and $3 (child tickets) from Sept. 14- 17.
The shops of Parkridge Center include; Kohl's, Old Navy, Duluth Trading Company, Famous Footwear, Lane Bryant, Bath & Body Works, Turkuaz Mediterranean Market, The Vitamin Shoppe, Jerry's Subs and Pizza, Jo's Nails, DMV, Regal Cinemas and Allstate.
Quite a lot has been going on:
Shopping locally, affordably - News - Times Record - Fort Smith, AR
How the COVID pandemic could affect Christmas shopping | WJLA
Coronavirus: Grocery shopping and staycations boost UK spending
Consumer spending grew 0.2% in August, the first uplift since pre-coronavirus pandemic levels in February, as Brits enjoyed the last of summer.
Data compiled by Barclaycard showed spending on essential items grew 5.1% year-on-year, largely driven by supermarket shopping which was up 14.9%.
The number of transactions returned to similar levels seen last year, down just 2.4%, as Brits embarked on staycations and gradually started returning to workplaces.
Back-to-school shopping a bit different this year | News | homenewshere.com
The passing of Labor Day brings the unofficial end of summer. It means the end of cookouts, beach days, and to some of the older generation, the end of wearing the color "white" until after next Memorial Day!
Regardless of the fashion rules you may follow, Labor Day weekend is also the unofficial beginning of the new school year, and the peak of back to school shopping.
The school shopping season is second only to the Christmas shopping season, and many retailers depend on this heavy spending push after the slower summer shopping season.
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