Shopping

As more and more stores open their doors to shoppers on Thanksgiving Day, and many retailers roll out their holiday promotions earlier and earlier, Black Friday is becoming a tradition of the past.

NEW JERSEY 101.5 Thanksgiving falls pretty late this year and eager shoppers are mapping out their plans for the weekend.

Americans are shopping earlier than ever for the holidays.

Many Americans take advantage of the sales that take place on Black Friday, and get most of their holiday shopping done. Each year, the sales seem to be starting earlier and earlier.

For many people, shopping can be a nightmare. For the employees who work in the stores, the customers can be equally as annoying.

There are six fewer shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year, so many retailers are rolling out deals and promotions before many folks have even finished their Halloween candy.

This October, many people are wearing pink to show their support for Breast Cancer Awareness. Several stores are holding campaigns that will donate a portion of the money you spend on pink items to raise money for Breast Cancer Foundations. Take a look at some of the products you can buy to show your support for a cure for Breast Cancer.

Halloween spending is down this year, according to a National Retail Federation (NRF) survey.

More and more consumers are using their smartphones and tablets to interact with retailers.

It may seem way to early to worry about Christmas shopping, but that didn't stop Toys R Us from releasing their annual list of the hottest toys.