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Consumers are much more likely to click on social ads closer to the sales events that imply urgency, and there’s a significant customer service gap during peak shopping times, according to Emplifi.

Research from B2B wholesale marketplace Faire found that many retailers are planning extra perks for in-store shoppers, such as DIY workshops, holiday markets and other events.

The retailer is offering lower prices than last year, reducing prices on more than 2,000 items across private label and national brands, including everyday essentials and holiday gifts.

Insights from Kroger's 84.51° show that most shoppers are prioritizing deals and promotions ahead of the holidays, and election-related uncertainty is impacting consumer decisions across age groups.

Retail media activity from Hershey, Sony and Google at U.S. and U.K. retailers are among the winners highlighted in an infographic from Pathmatics.

New York-based artist and designer John Derian released the exclusive line in October.

As consumers stress over rising costs, new research highlights shifts in shopper behavior and sentiment, including higher demand for coupons and a decrease in plans to shop small, sustainable and minority businesses.

At least 40% of shoppers plan to spend between $51 and $100 for the holiday, according to data from Breaktime Media.