Heard on the Street: It will be a high-stakes holiday season for retailers as they will likely be fighting for a shrinking pie
Christmas clothing was on display at a store in New York last week as retailers look to get a jump on holiday shopping.Updated Oct. 10, 2022 2:13 pm ET
Like any other year, the smell of pumpkin spice and apple pie will permeate the aisles of retailers this fall. But this year, shoppers might also be sensing something else: a whiff of desperation.to get a head start on consumers’ holiday shopping. Walmart kicked off its sales event on Monday, front-running Amazon.com ’s first Prime Early Access sales event that will begin on Tuesday. Kohl’s and Target both started their holiday sales events last week.
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