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How to Find a Good End-Of-Year Deal If You're in the Market for a New Car
While incentives are not as plentiful as they typically are in December, you can still find some makes and models with good deals.
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Thanksgiving Crackdown: 181 Santa Clara County Stores Fined in Virus Protocol
Santa Clara County released the names of 181 stores that were fined in the COVID-19 protocol crackdown over Thanksgiving weekend and some were fined thousands of dollars.
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Thanksgiving Crackdown: 181 Santa Clara County Stores Fined in COVID Protocol
Santa Clara County released the names of 181 stores that were fined in the COVID-protocol crackdown over Thanksgiving weekend and some were fined thousands of dollars. Ian Cull reports.
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18-Year-Old Arrested in Deadly Sacramento Mall Shooting
An 18-year-old man was arrested in connection to a fatal Black Friday mall shooting in Sacramento.
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Black Friday Weekend Shopping and Spending Drop as Season Starts Early, Trade Group Says
The retail trade group expects 2020 holiday sales to rise by between 3.6% and 5.2% year over year, as Americans spend less on travel and dining out.
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Online Sales Reach $10.8 Billion on Cyber Monday, the Biggest U.S. E-Commerce Day Ever, Adobe Says
As retailers look to prevent crowded stores during the pandemic, the holiday shopping season has grown longer.
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Do a Little Bit of Good: Give Back on Giving Tuesday
While Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday typically grab the spotlight, Giving Tuesday, launched in 2012, may be the most significant of them all when it comes to actually making a difference.
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This Holiday Season, Everyone Is Shopping From Home
The viral pandemic is accelerating a transformation of America’s holiday shopping season.
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4 Reasons Why Empty Malls on Black Friday Aren't a Bad Omen for the Holiday Shopping Season
Holiday shoppers’ dramatic shift towards buying gifts online during the pandemic will challenge retailers as they try to drive both sales and profitability.
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2 Dead in Sacramento Black Friday Mall Shooting
Police say a shooting at a Sacramento mall on Black Friday has killed one person and left another with life-threatening wounds
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Black Friday Sees Record Online as US Shoppers Stay Home
Black Friday online sales hit a new record this year as pandemic-wary Americans filled virtual carts instead of real ones
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Black Friday Lines Shorter Than Usual in South Bay Due to Pandemic
Black Friday lines this year are significantly shorter than previous years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Black Friday Done Differently
Black Friday marks the official start of the Christmas shopping season. And in an effort to reduce long lines and crowded stores – because of the pandemic – retailers offered shoppers lots of options. Sergio Quintana reports.
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1 Dead, Another Injured in Sacramento Mall Shooting
A mall shooting in Sacramento left one person dead and another critically injured Friday.
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Rules to Returning Store-Bought Merchandise
All year long, but especially at the holidays, NBC Bay Area Responds to viewers who have trouble returning merchandise. So, what are the rules? We asked Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura for a quick refresher.
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Pandemic Leads to Black Friday Changes
COVID-19 is breaking all kinds of traditions and Black Friday shopping is one of them. Anoushah Rasta reports.
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What Are Retailers Doing to Keep Shoppers Safe in Stores?
Many retailers remained open during Black Friday despite concerns of coronavirus. However, many o them are taking extra measures to make shoppers feel safe while in stores.
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Virus Keeps Black Friday Crowds Thin, Shoppers Shift Online
After months of slumping sales and businesses toppling into bankruptcy, Black Friday is offering a small beacon of hope
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Black Friday Shopping Lines Shorter Than Usual
Aside from shopping malls, some people flocked videogame stores to shop for gaming consoles. Here, too, lines were significantly smaller than usual due to the pandemic. Thom Jensen reports.
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Black Friday Shopping Amid Pandemic
Black Friday is looking different this year compared to others due to the coronavirus pandemic. How are retailers adapting to new health protocols to make shoppers feel safe? Cierra Johnson reports.