Halloween spending this year is expected to hit a record $10.14 billion, according to a new survey
New York Last year, Halloween entailed homemade candy chutes — pipes that allowed people to send candy down to costumed children without getting too close — and pre-packaged goody bags left on stoops, curbs and outdoor tables.
This year, families are eager to get back to trick or treating. That's good news for stores, which are looking forward to a banner year.The National Retail Federation expects Halloween spending to hit a record $10.14 billion, according to a survey it conducts each year through Prosper Insights and Analytics, a firm that uses data to track and predict consumer behavior. This year's survey was conducted from September 1 to September 8, with about 8,000 consumers participating.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
California law requires gender-neutral area in some storesThe new law is a win for LGBT advocates who say the pink and blue marketing methods pressure children to conform to gender stereotypes.
Read more »
New California law mandates gender-neutral toy sections in storesStores who fail to meet the requirements by Jan. 1, 2024 face fines starting at $250.
Read more »
Theft-plagued Walgreens closing 5 more San Francisco storesWalgreens says it will close five more stores in San Francisco next month because of organized retail theft
Read more »
Fauci gives Halloween safety guidance, says 'go out there and enjoy'Here is what parents need to know about celebrating Halloween safely:
Read more »
Well, Squid Game Nails Are HappeningNetflix's Squid Game is inspiring eerie nail art, perfect for Halloween 2021.
Read more »
There’s a ‘Nightmare Before Christmas’ Cookbook—& It Includes Jack & Sally’s Best RecipesTime to bring Halloween Town to the kitchen. 💀
Read more »