Deloitte

Consumers prefer to shop in brick-and-mortar when it comes to the second-biggest shopping season of the year.

The Supreme Court handed a victory to the nation’s brick-and-mortar retailers on Thursday, overturning ruling that e-commerce marketers only had to collect sales tax only in states where they had some sort of physical presence.

The so-called ‘retail apocalypse’ is a myth. But retail industry bifurcation is not — and those in the middle are in a tough spot.

Whether you’re a retailer in New York City, London, Hong Kong or Madrid, winning the holiday season takes many months of preparation.

Online led the way on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, boasting hopes for a record Cyber Monday.

There is increased momentum for in-store shopping heading into the upcoming holiday weekend. 

American consumers have earned a new nickname: “device-dependent.”

Consumers are putting the squeeze on retailers when it comes to delivery costs and speed this holiday season.