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Winter Holidays

  • September sales disappoint, mall traffic improves

    Brick-and-mortar sales metrics were below expectations in September, but not all was lost.

    According to the September 2015 Retail Performance Pulse report from brick-and-mortar analytics firm RetailNext Inc., traffic declined at the lowest rate since January of this year.

  • GGP launches first-ever marketplace in San Francisco

    San Francisco -- General Growth Properties announced the launch of the first-ever marketplace at Stonestown Galleria’s in San Francisco. The marketplace is a partnership with SFMade, a California 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that promotes goods and services manufactured, designed and produced in the Bay Area.

  • 10 trends to drive the holiday shopping season

    For the 2015 holiday shopping season, the dollar figure forecast on consumer spend is less relevant for retailers, according to PwC's 2015 Holiday Outlook. Rather, a deeper understanding of the complex retail landscape and the focus on building long-term shopper relationships is how retailers will define success this year.

    PwC outlines 10 big trends that are expected to drive the 2015 holiday shopping season:

  • RetailNext: September sales disappoint, but mall traffic improving

    Brick-and-mortar sales metrics were below expectations in September, but not all was lost.

    According to the September 2015 Retail Performance Pulse report from brick-and-mortar analytics firm RetailNext Inc., traffic declined at the lowest rate since January of this year.

  • 4 shopping lessons for a strong holiday season

    Every year, it seems, summer and the “back to school” shopping season go by in a flash.

  • DreamWorks interactive Santa adventure reimages the holiday retail experience

    Chattanooga, Tenn. -- CBL & Associates Properties and DreamWorks Animation are ringing in the holiday with the ultimate Santa experience at Oak Park Mall in Overland Park, Kansas City.

  • Tech Guest Viewpoint: Four Shopping Lessons to Finish 2015 Strong

    Every year, it seems, summer and the “back to school” shopping season go by in a flash. Suddenly, as the leaves change color, retailers find themselves looking ahead to what they hope will be a successful holiday shopping season.

  • Staples says no to Black Thursday

    Staples is bucking the Black Thursday trend by making a statement, literally, about closing its stores on Thanksgiving Day in order to allow its customers, employees and their families to enjoy the holiday.

    The retailer issued a statement on Thursday saying that despite being open on Thanksgiving Day the past two years, this year it says customers and employees should have the chance to stay home with family and friends. Stores will open at 6 a.m. on Black Friday.

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