holiday shopping

The 64% who said they were optimistic represents a decline from 72% who said the same in 2021, but the comeback from the COVID-19 pandemic shaped a lot of that.

Never mind stuffing the bird, it's time to stuff the stockings.

Everyone knows that one of the worst aspects of shopping during the holiday season in New Jersey is the parking lot situation.

Holiday shoppers flocked online during the critical holiday shopping season, but overall sales in November and December were disappointing.

Americans have been doing more of their shopping by sitting at home -- and they've been buying more items to sit on. And overall, spending during the holidays is up by nearly eight percent from a year ago.

Procrastinators, rejoice. This year there are more apps and services than ever before to help last-minute shoppers.

More often shoppers are making the decision to sit on their couches rather than head to stores this holiday season.

The unseasonably warm weather has left some people feeling cold about holiday shopping.

All parents want their children to be able to open up the presents of their dreams on Christmas morning, but for cash-strapped families in Monmouth and Ocean counties, that may not be feasible from year to year.

'Tis the season for cyber crime.