Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

As COVID-19 cases surge, some employees may greet an invitation to their in-person office holiday party with a question: Should I go or RSVP no?

Send your 🎁 🎁 early

Retailers expect a robust holiday shopping season this year, buoyed by a strong housing market and increased savings, but COVID-19 could chill buying.

As they brace for the holiday rush, grocery store and other frontline workers are demanding hazard pay and protective equipment amid COVID-19 spike

A visit to the mall to sit on Santa Claus’ lap may be yet another tradition knocked to the wayside or dramatically altered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Black homeowners are twice as likely to lose their homes and have to return to renting than their white peers, according to a  new study.

Your 💰 under Biden

Bed Bath & Beyond says Black Friday and Cyber Monday will be a five-day event, giving shoppers more time to snag deals in store and online.

A Joe Biden presidency may reshape the workplace. From raising minimum wage to encouraging diversity, Biden may restore protections Trump eliminated,

After saying it had moved firearms and ammunition off the sales floor “as a precaution,” Walmart says it will start making those items visible again.