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Consumer confidence, robust online shopping activity and a slew of procrastinators helped boost holiday retail sales this year to record-setting numbers, preliminary reports show.

While "Blue Monday" was originally an invention to boost holiday companies' profits, you can't argue with the thinking: it's cold, days are still short and summer's a long, long way off.

Americans' spending is poised to keep driving growth this quarter, supported by a strong job market, lower taxes and improving finances that'll likely also boost holiday spending.

Wal-Mart and other retailers say they are boosting holiday hiring this year as they prep of what they hope will be a rosier shopping season.

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Similarly, some cities in the Middle East show a similar boost in holiday lighting during the month of Ramadan, which is marked by daytime fasting and nighttime festivities.

And while that gives a boost to holiday spending, in the end, it just evens out across the whole year – at best.

When one accounts for the fact that the economy tends to grow over the course of the year and that bonuses tend to be paid in December, the economic boost from holiday sales seems even smaller.

While it's interesting to see that the project is still alive and moving forward, you can't help but think that Amazon is trying to boost its holiday sales and public image with Prime Air.

The border between North and South Korea will get a boost in holiday spirit this year after the government in Seoul granted approval Tuesday for a local Christian organization to erect and light up a giant Christmas tree just two miles away from its northern neighbor.

High July temperatures have boosted domestic holiday bookings across the UK, with tour operators reporting strong demand and an increase in last-minute bookings.