The culinary scene at Cedar Park Shopping Center is about to heat up, with three new restaurants planning to open this winter, even after one tenant recently bowed out of the Vienna strip mall.
Crepes & Karak Cafe (280 Cedar Lane SE) shuttered on Aug. 30 after more than four years at the shopping center. A sign posted to the door indicates that the eatery will be moving to a new location but does not mention where that might be.
Leading Shopping Center Group Predicts 8.9% Boost In Holiday Sales
The international Council of Shopping Centers is predicting that consumers will spend freely, shop ... [+] early, and do much of their shopping in physical stores this holiday season.
The leading shopping center and mall industry organization is feeling quite optimistic about the upcoming holiday season, despite supply chain headaches, and is forecasting that sales in November and December will jump by 8.9% compared to last year.
Online Retail ETFs to Gain From Holiday Shopping Craze
The coronavirus pandemic has helped the e-commerce industry to gain a strong foothold in the United States and globally as people stayed indoors and shopped online for all essentials. The trend is expected to continue in the upcoming holiday season. According to Mastercard SpendingPulse, U.S.
Hyper-local shopping app expands from Oakland to Berkeley and Alameda
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The benefits of in person holiday shopping | | nvdaily.com
One benefit of in person shopping is that it gets people out the house and disconnected from electronic devices.
However, the successful rollout of various COVID-19 vaccines has made in person shopping safe again. That's good news for local businesses and great news for shoppers, who may have forgotten just how much they can benefit from shopping in person.
Book shortage impacts holiday shopping at Madison bookstores
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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Halloween is right around the corner, but for those with books on the Christmas shopping list, it might be time to get ahead of the shopping curve due to a national shortage of books.
Demand for print books is exploding during the pandemic. NPD Bookscan says print book sales are up 13.2% from 2020 to 2021 and 21% from 2019 to 2021. Unfortunately, supply is not meeting demand.
Nordstrom Hiring 28,000 Workers For Holiday Shopping Season – CBS Chicago
CHICAGO (CBS) — As the holiday shopping season approaches, Nordstrom is planning to hire more than 28,000 seasonal and regular employees in the U.S. and Canada. The department store chain will be hiring staff for its stores, as well as its supply chain and warehouses.
"Our employees play a critical role in delivering a festive and joyful holiday experience— from picking the best gifts to fulfilling every order, our teams help provide the best possible experience as the gift-giving destination for our customers," the company said in a statement.
Chesapeake City Council agrees to lease space in shopping center for youth outreach center |
On Tuesday night, Chesapeake officials decided renting space in a shopping center could be a measure to help counteract that issue.
During a meeting Tuesday night, Chesapeake City Council agreed to lease a section of the Ahoy Acres Shopping Center off Victory Boulevard for the future CARES Resource Outreach Center.
Snarled shipping lanes could mean empty shelves come holiday shopping time
A perfect storm of events around the globe is leading to snarled shipping lanes on the high seas — and could mean coal in the stocking this Christmas.
Pandemic lockdowns, followed by a burst of demand once things have opened up — along with labor shortages and extreme weather events — have all combined to wallop the global supply lines of everything from food and fashion to drinks and diapers.
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