Neighborhood Toy Store Day Kicks off the Holiday Shopping Season
This holiday season, there’s a welcoming and vibrant place to get all the toys on your children’s wish lists—and it’s not the North Pole
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This holiday season, there’s a welcoming and vibrant place to get all the toys on your children’s wish lists—and it’s not the North Pole
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, but it could also be the most expensive. As the holidays quickly approach, shoppers across the country will purchase gift items, make travel plans and search for holiday events online. The amount of money they spend along the way could depend on some surprising factors. Price steering and price discrimination could affect the rate that online shoppers see for many of their…read more →
If you haven’t participated in years past or you’re hoping to make a bigger impact this year, now is the perfect time to read up on Small Business Saturday.
Here today, gone in weeks — pop-up shops and temporary stores are back for the holiday season.
The National Retail Federation estimates that $602.1 billion will be spent on holiday shopping in 2013, a 3.9 percent increase from last year.
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The holidays are finally here! And for Julie Holowitz at Virtu Chicago, it truly is “the most wonderful time of the year.” Thanks to customer and vendor relationships that she cultivates year-round, Julie knows exactly what to keep in stock to make holiday shopping easy for her clients in the Chicago area as well as her online followers.
A new movement called Independent We Stand is taking to the net this holiday season with a message about why consumers should spend more of their gifting dollars with locally owned retailers.