Topic: black friday

The several dozen shoppers who gathered before the crack of dawn outside stores in Grand Cayman represent a visible increase compared to the handful of people from last year.

Government imposed COVID-19 control regulations have forced business owners to rethink the logistics behind their Black Friday sales. These rethought plans, coupled with a global supply chain shortage resulted in significant reductions in crowd sizes at warehouse and department stores across Grand Cayman.

Cayman Islands shoppers rushed through the doors at Cost-U-Less as soon as the store opened for business at 3am on Black Friday. 

This Friday is Black Friday. To the uninitiated, that might sound like something out of a horror film, but those in the know can...

With our close proximity to the U.S., both Thanksgiving and Black Friday have become recognized events here in Cayman and with both just around the corner, there are a few preparations to be made.

Black Friday — Today's editorial cartoon

Thanksgiving is all about … well … giving thanks! It’s a day when friends and family come together to eat, drink, chat and just spend time appreciating each other. Canadian Thanksgiving happened on Oct. 10 and U.S. Thanksgiving is being celebrated on Nov. 25. With Christmas also just around the corner, it’s officially time for turkeys to run and hide.