South Dakota Retailers Association

More and more teenagers are working during the summertime as employers' demand for employees continues to rise.

The temperatures are climbing and the melt is on, but many people across the state are still facing the consequences of a long, snowy winter. It’s a season that affects everyone, and every business, differently.

The deadline for the South Dakota Retailers Association's 2023 scholarships is coming up. Learn about the future of South Dakota's retail industry.

South Dakota approves the largest sales tax cut in state history in a move that also kills a novel piece of legislation called the Partridge Amendment. The law was a product of its time that focused on boosting teacher pay.

A House panel has advanced a proposal to cut the state sales tax on food, though the measure may faces challenges ahead in the legislature.

A blizzard closed stores and supply shortages marred this year’s holiday shopping season. The pain felt by these challenges wasn’t evenly shared throughout the retail industry.

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas with the arrival of seasonal weather. Though last week’s severe winter storm means challenges for business owners reliant on holiday shoppers.

The holiday shopping season begins with Thanksgiving and Black Friday retail sales. Consumers and business owners can expect some familiar concerns, as we well as some new ones.

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