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The shortened Thanksgiving trading week culminating in the big Black Friday shopping day is typically a good one for consumer stocks and certain retail names in particular, history shows.
Wedding dress retailer David's Bridal on Monday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and said it plans to reduce debt by more than $400 million.
Roughly 30 percent of men said they plan to spend more than $750 this holiday season, while only about 25 percent of women said the same, according to a new study by JLL.
A CNBC investigation found that some online subscription services employ confusing business tactics, such as opting customers in to recurring charges without their knowledge and making it very difficult for shoppers to opt out of the monthly fees.
U.S. stock futures were indicating a slightly lower Wall Street open at the beginning of this holiday-shortened trading week.
They're set to be the most competitive as the region undergoes major tech disruption.
Going on "Shark Tank" came at the perfect time for the co-founders of Slyde Handboards.
Technology stocks were hurt by a "challenging earnings season" last month but that's created a window of opportunity, J. P. Morgan internet analyst Doug Anmuth tells CNBC.
Nordstrom's full-price business showed signs of cooling off during the third quarter.
Volkswagen said it will spend 44 billion euros on electric cars, digitalisation, autonomous driving and new mobility services by 2023.
One in 3 consumers who shop on their phones admit to having done so from behind the wheel, according to a new survey from Root Insurance.
Gottlieb rolled out new rules Thursday restricting retail sales of most flavored e-cigarettes mostly to vape shops and other stores that don't allow minors. Most convenience stores and gas stations will effectively be banned.
FAO Schwarz is making its return to New York City after shutting its famed flagship store on Fifth Avenue in 2015, when the brand was still owned by Toys R Us.
Some retailer like Walmart, Target, Best Buy and Macy's will open up and start rolling out deals Thursday afternoon.
David's Bridal said it plans to for bankruptcy in the "near future" as it grapples with a heavy debt load amid shifting consumer tastes in the wedding industry.
Nordstrom said it took a one-time charge of $72 million to refund customers who were incorrectly charged higher interest rates on its in-house credit card.
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