The holiday shopping season is now in full swing. Many find it easier, and more convenient, to buy their gifts online. However, experts say shoppers need to watch out for scams now more than ever.

By Andrew Moran and Madalina Vasiliu Contributing Writers A record number of shoppers — online and in person — are expected ...

Despite analysts not expecting this holiday season to be as robust as years past, in part due to inflation, shops are still ...

“Black Friday itself is becoming diluted because it’s expanded so much,” said John Mercer, who oversees global and ...

Shoppers headed to malls and stores on Black Friday for what is considered the start of the Christmas shopping season.

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Best Buy has introduced an extended-release version of the doorbuster, the limited-time daily discounts that for years were ...

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"The $1 rule is my twist on cost per use or cost per wear," said Joy, who is a financial coach and debt repayment expert.

Black Friday shopping for the perfect present? Turns out gift cards are the No. 1 item on wish lists, according to the ...

Fake social media ads and text messages from scammers about packages being undeliverable are the top scams you should be ...