Presidents Day is Monday. Here's what's open and closed, including Kroger, Giant Eagle, trash pickup schedules in Ohio, banks ...

A heads-up for investors looking to trade on Feb. 17 that the stock markets will be closed in the United States for ...

What you need to know about how the Presidents Day holiday affects financial markets, government services, schools and more.

Major stock and bond markets will be closed Monday in observance of George Washington’s birthday, commonly referred to as ...

The day comes two days after Lincoln's Birthday, which saw some offices in Illinois observed, included Illinois Secretary of ...

Originally established as Washington’s Birthday in 1885, the holiday was designated to honor the first US president, George Washington, whose birthday falls on February 22.

Presidents Day is around the corner, and that means many stores and businesses may be closed or have different hours to celebrate the federal holiday.

Presidents Day is recognized as a U.S. federal holiday, so some retailers may be closed for in-store shopping or have limited hours. Many pharmacies, grocery stores and big-box retailers like ...

The U.S. Postal Service, banks, the stock market and most schools will be closed on Presidents Day. Most retail and grocery stores remain open. Federal holidays are those observed by the federal ...

Presidents' Day is the next federal holiday coming up, but the federal government doesn't call it that. According to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, the third Monday of February is ...

Presidents Day may still be a few days away, but the savings are already here for anyone looking to refresh their tech, upgrade home appliances or pick up some essentials for daily life.