Prime Day sale competition heats up with Target, ebay joining the mix. Oh, the shade. ...

First of all, unlike Prime Day — which is actually two days — Target’s event is a week long. Also, Amazon and Walmart both charge a fee for their membership program and, therefore, their ...

Prime Day is now an industry-wide retail showdown—and Amazon’s biggest rivals, led by Walmart, are gaining ground both online and in stores.

Amazon Prime Day officially got underway Tuesday, with the summer sales event slated to last through July 11. Competitors Target and Walmart are also holding multi-day sales events.

Amazon Prime Day has become one of the biggest shopping days of the year for the mega-internet retailer, as its sales from last year's Prime Day surpassed its sales from Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Amazon’s upcoming Prime Day shopping promotion will be the company’s longest. Rival retailers are ready to compete. Target (TGT) and eBay announced this week their own sales that will begin on ...

Amazon Prime Day has become one of the biggest shopping days of the year for the mega-internet retailer, as its sales from last year's Prime Day surpassed its sales from Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

To get ahead of the competition, Target's sale will kick off one day earlier than Prime Day on July 11. It will run through July 13, and you can expect deals on just about every category of ...

Target Has a Simple 3-Step Plan to Beat Amazon’s Prime Day This Year. ... the competition for those customers has never been fiercer. ... Target also says its same-day delivery service, ...

Prime Day is kicking off the holiday shopping season with competing sales at Walmart and Target. ... Some stores will price match the competition but there are many exclusions.

Amazon's Prime Day will be held on June 21 and June 22 – offering more than 2 million global deals over a 48-hour span for Prime members.