Holiday Shopping

Why is it that stores are so quick to get the next holiday items back on the shelf before the last holiday is over? It's annoying, isn't it?

I looked up three items that could be a legal nightmare to buy as a gift for someone in New York State unless you follow the rules.

The holiday season is here and with Christmas Day quickly approaching, if you're anything like me, then you haven't even begun your shopping yet.

Holiday spending is on the rise in the Empire State after as the better economy is showing promise

It looks like a popular holiday must-have will be in short supply, so you need to get it ASAP.

If you’ve already got holiday shopping on the brain, you’re not the only one - and a few major retailers are right there with you and ready to offer some great deals earlier than ever.

Halloween is over...so now it's Christmas. That's how it works right? Maybe not, but there's no question people's minds start to shift to Christmas now.

The top 20 places that Buffalonians absolutely love to shop at.

It's the most wonderful time of the year!.. but maybe not so much for your wallet. The National Retail Foundation is predicting shoppers to spend at least $40 more this Christmas from last years.. so how much does the average shopper spend?

If you didn't get your shopping fix on Black Friday or small business Saturday, you can enjoy some crazy good online deals today, or better known as Cyber Monday! What's so great about today? You can shop anytime, anywhere (yup, even at the office..shh) and in anything (don't worry, I'm fully dressed writing this)...

You probably think about the Broadway Market mainly at Easter, but the market is offering new traditions in the form of a familiar face this Christmas.  Santa Claus will appear at The Broadway Market during the holiday season.  Santa, with his authentic white beard will be taking pictures with kids and getting their wish lists in order.

Last week we heard that Wal-Mart was getting a jump on Black Friday by opening their doors on Thanksgiving night at 8pm.  Now others have followed suit.  Retailers like Sears and Target have decided to capitalize on the Thursday night shopping hours by opening at 8 or 9 on Thanksgiving night.