black friday

Online shopping is taking over the entire world! It's true there once was a time when people actually left their houses to look for Christmas gifts. You know, back before the internet and online shopping.

With Black Friday only a few days away, a study has been released about the states with the highest and lowest rates of Black Friday Violence. The Cowboy State fared very well compared to the majority if the country.

As we get closer to Thanksgiving, it also means we're getting closer to the busiest (and some also think the worst) shopping day of the year: Black Friday.

As we enter into the month of November most people will begin thinking about one of two things - Thanksgiving Dinner or about their Christmas shopping and start looking for Black Friday deals. Black Friday is traditionally one of the biggest shopping days of the year and many stores have even tried to bring those savings forward an extra day, offering door busters beginning on Thanksgiving day...

The holiday shopping season is upon us again, and with Black Friday on its way, shoppers are keeping an eye on the best deals. Unfortunately, these deals are often in limited supply. Here's a list of items that may require physical force to obtain...

The results are in and the majority have spoken.

As we approach Thanksgiving, the biggest shopping day of the year follows: Black Friday. Will you be joining the chaotic shopping?

I can remember being sent out early on Thanksgiving morning to buy a newspaper containing the goldmine of sales deals for the next morning. Next we were looking online at those ads, but things have evolved.

Cheyenne’s Frontier Mall has joined other retail outlets in deciding to stay closed until Black Friday. Last week Mall of America in Minnesota announced closure on Thanksgiving Day.

Whereas Black Friday has been around since the 1930s, Cyber Monday is a fairly new addition to Christmas shopping.

People in stores are the worst on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year. Here is a look at the 10 absolute worst people you'll find in stores the day after Thanksgiving.

The big debate every year around this time is whether to or not to shop on Black Friday, and in some cases, even Thanksgiving Day. Maybe that's why certain department and electronics stores have started dropping prices early.