Holiday shopping season isn't just busy -- it's critical

Small businesses have their own day on Small Business Saturday

The state and municipalities can help. So can we all

While some businesses did a brisk business on Black Friday, analysts predict the big shopping boom this holiday season will happen online.

With over 72,000 small businesses in New Jersey, local merchants gear up for Small Business Saturday.

Retailers are expected to do well this holiday shopping season, both online and in stores.

Prosper Insights & Analytics finds that consumers plan to spend an average of $967.13 this year, up 3.4 percent from 2016.

The National Retail Federation projects that all holiday sales in November and December are headed up a solid 3.6 percent.

New Jersey has nearly 800,000 small businesses which employ almost two million people.

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Small business owners are optimistic that they'll have a good holiday sales season, despite some setbacks from Hurricane Sandy.