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Retail Stores Open and Shopping Hours on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 2012:

N/A – CVS
CVS is definitely open on Thanksgiving Day, but their advertised store hours are “hours vary.”

N/A – Harris Teeter
Harris Teeter stores are definitely open on Thanksgiving, and most stores are open until 2:00 PM. Confirm store hours with your local Harris Teeter store.

N/A – Safeway
Safeway stores are definitely open on Thanksgiving Day, and most stores stay open until 5:00 PM. Check with your local store to confirm Thanksgiving Day hours.

6:00 AM – Albertson’s
Not all Albertson’s locations will be open on Thanksgiving Day. The ones that are will probably be open until 4:00 PM. Confirm store hours with your local Albertson’s store.

6:00 AM – Fresh and Easy Express
Advertised closing time on Thanksgiving Day is 6:00 PM

6:00 AM – H-E-B
Most stores will be open until 2:00 PM

6:00 AM – Kmart
Stores will close at 4:00 PM on Thanksgiving Day

6:00 AM – Meijer

7:00 AM – Big Lots

7:00 AM – Food Lion
Advertised closing time is 3:00 PM

7:00 AM – Fresh and Easy
Advertised closing time on Thanksgiving Day is 4:00 PM

8:00 AM – Bass Pro Shops

8:00 AM – Family Dollar

8:00 AM – Harris Teeter

8:00 AM – Whole Foods
Most stores will stay open until 5:00 PM on Thanksgiving Day, but you should check with your local store to confirm their exact store hours.

9:00 AM – Gander Mountain
Stores will be open until midnight on Thanksgiving Day, and then re-open again Black Friday morning

9:00 AM – Old Navy
Most stores open from 9:00 AM t 6:00 PM – confirm hours with your local store

9:00 AM – Walgreens
Stores open until 6:00 PM

10:00 AM – Gap
Some stores open at 11:00 AM, most stores stay open until 6:00 PM – Check for local store hours.

10:00 AM – Lord & Taylor New York 5th Ave. Flagship
No official word about whether all Lord & Taylor locations will be open Thanksgiving Day 2012

8:00 PM – hh gregg

8:00 PM – Kmart
After closing at 4:00 PM on Thanksgiving Day, Kmart will re-open at 8:00 PM and stay open through 3:00 AM on Black Friday (and then re-open again!)

8:00 PM – Sears
Will remain open overnight until 10:00 PM on Black Friday

8:00 PM – Toys ‘R Us

8:00 PM – Wal-Mart
Will remain open overnight and won’t close until 10:00 PM on Black Friday

9:00 PM – 2b Bebe *

9:00 PM – 7 For All Mankind *

9:00 PM – AIX Armani Exchange *

9:00 PM – Aeropostale *

9:00 PM – Aldo *

9:00 PM – All Saints Spitalfields *

9:00 PM – American Eagle Outfitters *

9:00 PM – Ann Taylor *

9:00 PM – BCBG Max Azria *

9:00 PM – Banana Republic *

9:00 PM – BareMinerals *

9:00 PM – Bass Shoes *

9:00 PM – Bath & Body Works *

9:00 PM – Bose *

9:00 PM – Brooks Brothers *

Retail Stores Open and Shopping Hours on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 2012

Retail Stores Open and Shopping Hours on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 2012

9:00 PM – Calphalon Kitchen Outlet *

9:00 PM – Calvin Klein *

9:00 PM – Carter’s *

9:00 PM – Champion *

9:00 PM – Charlotte Russe *

9:00 PM – Chico’s *

9:00 PM – Claire’s *

9:00 PM – Clarks Bostonian *

9:00 PM – Closet *

9:00 PM – Coach *

9:00 PM – Coach Men’s *

9:00 PM – Coldwater Creek *

9:00 PM – Cole Haan *

9:00 PM – Converse *

9:00 PM – Cotton On *

9:00 PM – Crabtree & Evelyn *

9:00 PM – DC Shoes *

9:00 PM – DJ’s Grill & Deli *

9:00 PM – DKNY *

9:00 PM – DaVinci’s Coffee & Tea *

9:00 PM – Designer Fragrances *

9:00 PM – Designer Studio *

9:00 PM – Disney Store *

9:00 PM – Disney Store Outlet *

9:00 PM – Dolce & Gabbana *

9:00 PM – Easy Spirit *

9:00 PM – Ecco *

9:00 PM – Ecko Unlimited *

9:00 PM – Ed Hardy *

9:00 PM – Erik’s Deli Café *

9:00 PM – Famous Footwear *

9:00 PM – Foreign Exchange *

9:00 PM – Fossil *

9:00 PM – Fox *

9:00 PM – Fragrance Outlet *

9:00 PM – Furla *

9:00 PM – Gap Outlet *

9:00 PM – Godiva Chocolatier *

9:00 PM – Gucci *

9:00 PM – Guess *

9:00 PM – Guess Accessories *

9:00 PM – Gymboree *

9:00 PM – Haggar *

9:00 PM – HanesBrands *

9:00 PM – Harry & David *

9:00 PM – Hugo Boss *

9:00 PM – Hurley *

9:00 PM – Izod *

9:00 PM – J.Crew *

9:00 PM – Janie and Jack *

9:00 PM – Jockey *

9:00 PM – Joe’s Jeans *

9:00 PM – Journeys *

9:00 PM – Juicy Couture *

9:00 PM – Justice *

9:00 PM – Kate Spade New York *

9:00 PM – Kenneth Cole *

9:00 PM – Kids Supercenter *

9:00 PM – Kristen’s Coffee Corner *

9:00 PM – L’Occitane *

9:00 PM – Lane Bryant *

9:00 PM – Last Call by Neiman Marcus *

9:00 PM – Levi’s *

9:00 PM – Lids *

9:00 PM – Lucky Brand *

9:00 PM – Maidenform *

9:00 PM – Maxstudio.com *

9:00 PM – Michael Kors *

9:00 PM – Naturalizer *

9:00 PM – Nautica *

9:00 PM – New Balance *

9:00 PM – Next Accessories *

9:00 PM – Nike *

9:00 PM – Nine West *

9:00 PM – No Fear *

9:00 PM – O’Neill *

9:00 PM – OshKosh B’Gosh *

9:00 PM – PacSun *

9:00 PM – Paolo Giardini *

9:00 PM – Papaya *

9:00 PM – Payless ShoeSource *

9:00 PM – Perfumania *

9:00 PM – Perfume Outlet *

9:00 PM – Perfume Outlet & Cosmetics *

9:00 PM – Polo Ralph LaurenPolo *

9:00 PM – Puma *

9:00 PM – Quiksilver *

9:00 PM – Ralph Lauren Children *

9:00 PM – Reebok *

9:00 PM – Rue21 *

9:00 PM – Saks Fifth Ave Off 5th *

9:00 PM – Samsonite *

9:00 PM – Shoe Palace *

9:00 PM – Shoe Studio *

9:00 PM – Shopko

9:00 PM – Sideline Sports *

9:00 PM – Skechers *

9:00 PM – Solstice Sunglass Outlet *

9:00 PM – Sony *

9:00 PM – Starbucks Coffee *

9:00 PM – Stride Rite *

9:00 PM – Subway *

9:00 PM – Sunglass Hut *

9:00 PM – International & Watch Stop *

9:00 PM – Sunglass Plus *

9:00 PM – Target
Stores will only be open until 11:00 PM and will re-open again on Black Friday morning

9:00 PM – The Children’s Place *

9:00 PM – The Children’s Place Outlet *

9:00 PM – The Fragrance Outlet *

9:00 PM – Tilly’s *

9:00 PM – Timberland *

9:00 PM – Time Factory *

9:00 PM – Time Factory Watch Outlet *

9:00 PM – Tommy Hilfiger *

9:00 PM or 10:00 PM – Toys R Us
Most Toys ‘R Us stores will open at 9:00 PM and stay open through 10 PM on Black Friday night. Some stores will not open until 12:00 midnight and stay open through 10 PM on Black Friday night.

9:00 PM – Toys ‘R Us Express *

9:00 PM – True Religion *

9:00 PM – Ugg Australia *

9:00 PM – Ultra Diamonds *

9:00 PM – Under Armour *

9:00 PM – VanHeusen *

9:00 PM – Vans *

9:00 PM – Victoria’s Secret *

9:00 PM – Volcom *

9:00 PM – White House Black Market *

9:00 PM – William Rast *

9:00 PM – Wilsons Leather *

9:00 PM – Zales Outlet *

9:00 PM – Zumiez *

* If marked by an * above… Stores locations open in Simon Premium Outlet Mall – check directly for other locations. Opening times may vary by location, contact your local store to confirm its Thanksgiving Day hours.

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Two of the U.S. biggest superstores, Sears and Kmart, are being forced to close over a hundred shops because of poor Christmas sales.

It was reported that between 100 and 120 Sears and Kmart stores will be closed after terrible holiday sales, forcing the retail giant which owns the brands to suffer a massive blow.

Retailers depend on good revenue during the Christmas season to make it through the rest of the year, so when the retailer failed to make a dent this year, there are massive repercussions.

Sears and Kmart have yet to determine which of the more than 4,000 U.S. and Canadian stores will be closed, but there has been a clear shift in where the retailer will devote its resources.

Sears would not discuss how many, if any, jobs would be cut, but it could easily reach the thousand-person mark.

The retailer is moving away from its practice of propping up “marginally performing” stores in hopes of improving their performance. Sears said it will now concentrate on cash-generating stores.

“Given our performance and the difficult economic environment, especially for big-ticket items, we intend to implement a series of actions to reduce ongoing expenses, adjust our asset base, and accelerate the transformation of our business model,” said CEO Louis D’Ambrosio.

“These actions will better enable us to focus our investments on serving our customers.”

Sears Holdings Corp., based in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, said that the store closings will generate $140 to $170 million in cash from inventory sales.

The retailer anticipates additional proceeds from the sale or sublease of real estate holdings.

The company, which operates Kmart stores, Sears, Roebuck and Co. and Land’s End, has seen rival department stores like Macy’s Inc. and discounters like Target Corp. steal customers away.

But the economy is put a sustained financial squeeze on its most loyal customers, those in the middle-income bracket.

The retailer had announced numerous closings this year, but this is the largest group of closings to date by far. Hoped for holiday sales to not materialize.

Same-store revenue fell 5.2% to date for the quarter at both Sears and Kmart, the company said Tuesday. That includes the critical holiday shopping period, a time that most retailers depend on for a sales surge that will put them in the black.

Kmart’s 6% decline in revenue at stores open at least a year was blamed on diminished layaways and a drop in clothing and consumer electronics sales.

Sears’ cited lackluster consumer electronics and home appliance sales for its 4.4% drop off. Sears’ clothing sales were flat, while sales of Lands’ End products at Sears stores rose mid-single digits.

Sears Holdings said that the declining sales, ongoing margin pressure and rising expenses pulled its adjusted earnings lower.

The retailer predicts fourth-quarter consolidated adjusted earnings will be less than half the prior-year period’s $933 million. It also anticipates a non-cash charge of $1.6 billion to $1.8 billion in the quarter for a valuation allowance on some deferred tax assets.

This figure is a key gauge of a retailer’s health because it excludes results from stores recently opened or closed.

Sears Holdings said it also plans to lower its fixed costs by $100million to $200million and trim its 2012 peak domestic inventory by $300million from 2011’s $10.2 billion at the third quarter’s end.

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A mystery woman has popped up to help families pay their bills brandishing an American Express card at a Californian Toys R Us.

The woman, believed to be a retired grandma, delighted shoppers at the store in Culver City when she offered to pay for gifts for around 50 people.

The mystery shopper was joined by a “sidekick” who helped her pass an Amex card between the lines, according to a report by the Daily News.

“She was very quiet and unassuming and nobody in line had a clue what was going on,” shopper Laura Yoo told the daily News.

“People were excited and crying.”

Laura Yoo said the mystery woman paid for shopping for at least 50 people, many of whom had carts heaped with toys.

The woman’s assistant offered to pay for Laura Yoo’s own $54 bill after she bought gifts for her children.

“My boss would like to pay for your purchases today,” Laura Yoo recounted the sidekick as saying.

“I said, <<Thank you very much>> and gave a hug and she said <<Merry Christmas>>,” Laura Yoo told the Daily News.

Witnesses described the woman as at least 50, wearing a skirt, leather boots and a beret.

The woman would not give her name and has not been identified.

There has been a plethora of “layaway angels” in stores this holiday season, paying bills and debts in Kmart, Wal-Mart and Toys R Us stores across the country.

“It’s the Santa effect, really,” author and psychologist Elizabeth Lombardo told msnbc.com.

“It’s exciting and motivating and when people hear about it, they want to be in on it, too.”

More than $400,000 in layaway bills has been paid off at Kmart stores alone, according msnbc.com.

In one of the most recent examples of generosity, David Wilson, a car dealer from Laguna Beach, contacted a K-Mart in Costa Mesa, California after seeing a television report about donors paying off strangers’ outstanding accounts.

He asked the manager to tally up the balances on all the accounts with balances of $100 or less, and then wrote a check for $15,919.61 to pay off the total.

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