A newly released report by GigaPoints outlines U.S.-based credit card habits and emerging trends.

The consulting firm also noted the ongoing strength of online sales.

From how they buy to what they buy, consumers are taking on holiday shopping with new priorities.

The survey also revealed that 85 percent of consumers planned to go shopping Thanksgiving weekend through to Cyber Monday.

A Mastercard report showed that 75 percent of consumers plan to be “more mindful” of where they shop.

ForwardPMX’s annual report unpacks the current and future state of the online luxury market.

Three recent reports show some improvement in consumer sentiment, but also the stark realities of the impact of the coronavirus.

Shopping report reveals Americans spent a combined $74 billion on sale items that they later regretted.

Listrak commissioned a consumer survey to reveal trends aimed at helping retailers and brands better navigate the holiday shopping season.

Unprecedented challenges are impacting the way Americans are saving and evolving spending habits.

SimilarWeb crunched traffic data from March through July to rank the top-performing sites.

Headwinds abound for the retail segment, which includes higher shipping costs and dried up stimulus funding.

Data suggests consumers’ increased interest in private label products and economic uncertainty could cause a significant pivot.

Reports find consumers have adjusted future planning, perhaps permanently, due to COVID-19.

Despite retailers enforcing new safety precautions, First Insight finds consumers worry about shopping in-store.