Shoppers Get Out Early For Returns, Post-Holiday Deals
'Twas the day after Christmas and some shoppers were up extra early to to beat the rush on holiday returns.
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'Twas the day after Christmas and some shoppers were up extra early to to beat the rush on holiday returns.
U.S. airlines are expected to fly 47.5 million people over Christmas and New Year's. One estimate says up to three million flyers a day will cram into airline seats.
Nearly 20% of people expect to return more than half their gifts. To make the whole process easier, experts say to treat those unwanted gifts with care.
Christmas means a day off for the vast majority of working Americans, but by one estimate up to 4% still work the holiday.
If you're trying to beat the crowds, you may want to get to the stores soon. The peak of the return rush is expected to start on Jan 2, 2020.
There are lots of ways to live large, and it's not just in a jaw-dropping home. Residents who live in those homes and estates have a lifestyle that may take them to places many of us will never see.
While holiday shopping may not be for the faint of heart, just heading to the stores may do your heart good.
Some very happy Long Island residents will be moving into new houses this week, thanks to a program that turns zombie homes into affordable housing.
It's the season to give and receive. And while it may be the thought that counts, many of us may find ourselves with some unwanted gifts this holiday season.
The average American will end up spending $1,047 on holiday shopping - the most ever recorded.
The city may be praising faster commute times on it's first major busway along 14th Street, but many small businesses there are complaining about the changes. They say it's killing their sales.
New warnings were issued Monday on taxi cab safety. An auto safety group said the taxi cab or Uber you ride in may have safety problems you don't even know about.
There's was last-minute shopping rush on in the Bronx on Monday. But not for gifts. It was for food.
The recall involves more than 4,000 of the Balsam Soy Blend jar candles.
Instead of being required to declare themselves male or female, customers will be able to choose either "undisclosed" or "unspecified" when booking a flight over the phone instead of only "male" and "female."
