The holiday shopping season seems to start earlier and earlier each year. There's a laundry list of problems plaguing the retail sector right now, including labor shortages, lack of inventory and eager consumers ready to spend, and this holiday shopping season is shaping up to be a mad dash.
Missing items from your shopping list? Blame the pandemic
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RENO, Nev. (KOLO) -It's likely happened to you on a recent trip to the supermarket. That item you're used to buying, a favorite brand or flavor is missing or in short supply. Now that you think about it, it's been harder to find lately.
It's not your imagination nor the store's fault. Like much else these days we can blame it on the pandemic and--to be honest--our reaction to it. Remember when finding a package of toilet paper or disinfectant counted as a small victory, a real find?
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Sometimes one successful business begets another. Nick Arambula, Chris Lee and Mike Fretto were Tuft & Needle employees brought together by their shared dream of entrepreneurship and a desire to build something more.
Bargain store opening in Eastland Shopping Center offers unique twist
A new discount store opening in the Eastland Shopping Center is bringing a unique twist to selling excess inventory and liquidation items from big retailers.
Bartlesville's newest overstock store, $5 Gold Diggers, is holding its grand opening at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
Unlike Ollie's, $5 Gold Diggers has a singular focus — completely emptying the store every week, even if it means layering discounts and haggling with customers.
Has COVID-19 changed our shopping habits forever?
Empty shelves, food shortages, masks, and socially distanced queues make the weekly shop seem like something from a sci-fi film compared to the 'old normal' before the pandemic, and the Nielsen IQ study completed in June this year showed just how far we have shifted from the carefree days before
Minneapolis shopping bag fee to resume Oct. 1 - StarTribune.com
Customers in Minneapolis will need to bring their own bags or start paying a nickel for each bag they get from a retailer as the city resumes a shopping bag fee starting Oct. 1.
Minneapolis enacted an ordinance in January 2020 requiring customers to pay 5 cents for any single-use plastic, compostable, paper and reusable bags provided by stores, but delayed enforcement of the practice two months later with the onset of the pandemic over concerns the coronavirus could
Ramsey Companies handling demolition of Midway Shopping Center | kare11.com
The City of St. Paul issued the demolition permit Thursday, Sept. 16 for the property at 1460 University Avenue, and work began Tuesday, Sept. 21 this week.
"It was a lot of fires," said Brandy Moore whose clothing store, Levels, is across the street. "It was even fires around the building here."
Hallmark, David's Bridal, JOANN Fabric opening at Westridge strip mall
Three new stores are opening at Westridge Shopping Center in Clive this fall and winter, filling around 50,000 square feet of retail space as the center undergoes aesthetic renovations.
Adjacent to Kohls, David's Bridal will occupy a 13,000-square-foot storefront at 10201 University Ave., also relocating from University Park. It's taking the place of Shoe Carnival, and is expected to open this fall.
Holiday shopping in September? Consumers are looking to get an early start, study shows.
The Staten Island Mall, New Springville, welcomes shoppers for its Black Friday promotions last year. (Staten Island Advance/Victoria Priola)
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- It's the first day of autumn -- have you started your holiday shopping yet?
While many may consider September to be a bit early to be thinking about holiday gift lists, most consumers plan to certainly start shopping prior to Thanksgiving this year, according to a recent survey by RetailMeNot.com, an online retail resource .
How global supply chain hiccups can impact your holiday shopping this year
SALT LAKE CITY — We’re not even into October yet, but already supply chain hiccups are threatening to foil plans for the holiday shopping season.
Experts are already warning that waiting until Black Friday or Cyber Monday to start shopping could put parents in a bind this year.
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