U.S. consumers are catching onto the fact that retailers are tightening up returns. According to a Harris Poll consumer survey commissioned by e-commerce shipping software provider Shippo, nearly ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. Ask anyone in retail, and they’ll tell you that returns are ...

Did a pair of shoes you got for Christmas not fit quite right? Or, did you get a book that you already read and want to exchange it for the a different one you have saved on Goodreads? Returns and ...

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View post: Morgan Stanley drops eye-popping price target on Nvidia stock The holiday shopping season is chaotic enough without worrying about purchase returns. In 2022, however, the traditional retail ...

Four out of ten consumers will return “at least” one online purchase each month, a new report finds. That’s a lot of returns, which presents a challenge for any online stores with tight margins. The ...

We are in the middle of an e-commerce boom that is far from busting: Holiday e-commerce sales are expected to hit between $210 billion and $218 billion, growing by as much as 15% over 2020's record ...

Retailers like Amazon and Macy’s have added fees or shortened the online purchase return window this holiday season, according to the Wall Street Journal. Abercrombie, J. Crew, H&M and other companies ...

Amazon has established an unyielding cutoff for holiday season returns. Any item purchased between November 1 and December 31, 2025 must be returned by January 31, 2026—a 91-day window that closes ...

What is Marshalls’ normal return policy? Marshalls’ typical return policy allows customers to receive refunds on tagged and unused items within 30 days if purchased in-store. Shoppers who make ...

If you believe it’s the thought that counts, then you won’t be offended if you give a gift to someone who can’t use it for whatever reason. And if you receive something that isn’t quite the right fit, ...