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One day off for holiday shopping isn't enough. Here's how to show key members of your team and other stakeholders that you care.

If you're looking to lock horns with Big Box Discounters on one of the biggest shopping days of the year, we have some tips.

While brownies are always a good idea, here are three potentially longer lasting ways to say thanks to key people in your business life.

A look at when it's appropriate to send a thank-you note and other ways of showing appreciation to your clients, business partners and employees.

The percentage of adults thankful for the economic situation in the U.S. is lower than in 2010 and about a fifth of what it was in the mid-1980s, according to a new poll.

In an ideal world, your staff should feel appreciated 365 days a year. In the real world, gratitude sometimes gets forgotten. Here are 18 suggestions for remedying that.

Small-business retailers may not be able to match the Black Friday extravaganzas offered by the big-box stores, but there are certain things they can do to compete.

These five tips help your staff help harried shoppers on one of the busiest shopping days of the year.

Overall spending from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday is expected to be relatively flat, but online shopping is expected to buck the trend.

Business owners eager to break out of the Small Business Saturday box are banding together in an attempt to conjure up some Black Friday magic.

The world's largest retailer will be opening its doors two hours earlier than last year and will also offer a limited number of Black Friday deals on Thanksgiving morning.

With Thanksgiving falling so late in November, there are fewer precious shopping days this year. For retailers, this means having to be extra creative to get customers through the door.

The retailer announced it will be open for its first Thanksgiving in history this year and while critics are grumbling, it's a brilliant sales strategy.

Small-business owners say Black Friday and Cyber Monday did little for their bottom line, but Thanksgiving weekend sales still came in slightly better than expected.

Expressing a little appreciation can go a long way. Here's how to take it beyond the greeting card sentiments and have meaningful conversations with customers, employees and vendors.

A new survey finds shoppers either stocked up on Thanksgiving weekend, or are waiting until the last minute to find their holiday gifts.

As giant retailers open for business on Thanksgiving Day, small companies may also feel the pressure to open their doors.

Expressing gratitude can be good for business. Here are ways to make your appreciation more meaningful to your employees, vendors and customers.

Doing good is good for business and your brand. Here are three ideas for cause marketing that can work on a small scale.

If you find yourself taking your local Subway for granted, Franchise Appreciation Day offers an opportunity to show your support.