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Isn't it time to quit treating e-shoppers as novel and the future instead of ... like, the now?

The Saturday before Christmas is too crucial to retailers to be left in the hands of procrastinating shoppers, so many stores are having “Super Saturday” this weekend instead.

U.S. shoppers are still spending heavily online after a record-busting "Cyber Monday."

A new report says a record number of shoppers made purchases online on the Monday after the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, pushing sales up 33 percent.

Shoppers seem to be just as enthusiastic about shopping on their computers and smartphones on Cyber Monday as they were about finding deals over the weekend.

At Macy’s Herald Square store, an estimated 9,000 people were waiting for its midnight opening on Friday, more than in the last couple of years.

Black Friday marks the official start to the holiday shopping season, a time when retailers brace for hordes of deal-seeking shoppers. But spending varies from city to city.

When stores open for Black Friday sales late Thursday night, the differences between how affluent and more ordinary Americans shop in the uncertain economy will be on unusually vivid display.

With fewer and fewer shoppers carrying cash, the Salvation Army’s seasonal bell ringers will begin accepting digital donations as part of its Red Kettle Campaign.

From September to November, shoppers head to stores in droves to pick up their favorite electronics, spo...