Chatbots aren’t new but it’s a service being increasingly embraced by shopping malls and even hotels like The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas with its two-year old chatbot Rose.
Subrina Hudson
Former Business Editor
Christmas trees are getting more expensive to buy and sell. Many Las Vegas retailers have increased prices, while others have stopped selling them altogether.
Primm’s Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas is getting a facelift, a new mission and a new name.
A record number of shoppers grabbed their holiday deals during the busiest shopping weekend of the year.
Los Angeles-based franchisee Wahid Karas set a December 17 opening date for the additional location at 1900 E. Charleston Boulevard.
The online retailer anticipates more than double the amount of customer interactions on a day that’s considered to be the last hurrah of a five-day stretch filled with holiday deals.
The event, created by American Express in 2010, is meant to encourage shoppers to consider small businesses for their holiday shopping needs.
Las Vegans were lined up as early as 3 a.m. Black Friday to get Golden Knights gear.
The Retail Association of Nevada estimates roughly 1.65 million adults in the state will be shopping over the five-day Thanksgiving weekend and Cyber Monday.
When it comes to holiday shopping, the earlier the better. So say Las Vegans and visitors who were out hitting the shops this week before the madness of Black Friday.
The holiday season will be a test for retailers implementing curbside pickup services, said Lizabeth Dunn, chief executive of retail data and forecasting firm Pro4ma Inc.
Retailers started doling out the deals as early as the first week of November. Below is a list of store hours and promotions by some stores in Southern Nevada.
This year marks the shortest holiday season compared to last year with six fewer days between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The grand opening is slated for Saturday and the store boasts a new layout, part of a larger corporate strategy to reposition the retail chain as a community retailer.
According to an annual survey by the National Retail Federation and Proper Insights Analytics, shoppers will spend an average of about $1,047 this holiday season.