It’s a race to the finish. Despite concerns that a K-shaped economy could derail holiday spending, Americans are on pace to set yet another record for spending through Christmas, providing a windfall for retailers such as Walmart, Target, and Amazon.

If you’re a Walmart shopper, the countdown to Christmas just got a little less stressful. The retail giant has announced it will push back its deadline for Christmas Eve orders, promising Express Delivery in as fast as one hour on orders placed as late as 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve.

When you don’t have time to shop for yourself, major retailers, like Walmart, turn your wish list into a reality.

Walmart is making changes to keep shelves stocked and popular gifts available, helping shoppers avoid sold-out items this holiday season.

Walmart is hosting its annual "Walmart Deals" event to compete with other major retailers' October sales. The sale runs from Tuesday, October 7, through Sunday, October 12, with discounts of up to 50% off. Shoppers can find deals on electronics, home goods ...

This December, I shopped for the holidays at Target and Walmart to see which chain had better sales and prices on presents for my kids and husband.