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Get the Most Out of Black Friday Bargains

The words "Black Friday"--referring to the big shopping day that comes right after Thanksgiving--can trigger different emotions in people: excitement, fear, anxiety, or just plain indifference. But with these shopping tips and some planning, this year's bargain bonanza should be a breeze.

| Tip | Personal tech | 10/29/09 at 1:03 pm |


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Microsoft: Xbox 360 Routs PS3 in Black Friday Sales

It's a Microsoft press release, so handle with care, but the company's claiming it did more than admirably on Black Friday, it hit the ball out of the park. Not only did the Xbox 360 outsell Sony's PlayStation 3 by three-to-one, says Microsoft, but the 360 managed its best Black Friday sales ever.

| News | Personal tech | 12/02/08 at 12:02 pm |


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Analysts! What do they know?

That's actually a serious question. What do they know?

| Opinion | Personal tech | 12/02/08 at 2:01 am |


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Major e-stores malfunction on Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Sears, Saks Fifth Avenue, Costco, Dell, Victoria's Secret, Bloomingdale's and Williams-Sonoma all saw their sites malfunction at some point between Friday and Monday, according to companies that monitor Web performance.

| News | Business | Internet | 12/01/08 at 8:34 pm |


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Despite steady Black Friday numbers, online shopping falls

Online spending in the U.S. held steady on Friday, despite fears of a slowdown in spending by consumers amid the worsening economic outlook.

| News | Business | 12/01/08 at 9:31 am |


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