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Marci Gonzalez reports on how retailers are luring shoppers afte Christmas
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Saturday's whipping winds didn't keep shoppers off the streets of Midtown Manhattan, as retailers reported strong sales.
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It's inevitable, this holiday you'll get a gift that you'll need to return. But sometimes returning the item takes on a life of its own.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on what is expected to be the year's biggest online shopping day
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Lauren Glassberg has a look inside Toy Tokyo.
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Step inside Toy Tokyo and you may recapture your youth or discover that missing collectable that you've been trying to find.
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The Scholastic Store has great suggestions for presents children that they will not only play with, but learn from.
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When you head out to the mall or the stores this weekend, remember: you're not alone.
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Reporter Jen Maxfield has the stores will be open on Thanksgiving and which ones won't be.
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Liz Cho on how traditional Black Friday shopping rituals are changing.
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Diana Williams reports on the items in the catalogue.
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Experts expect to see holiday sales jump four percent this year and retailers are bracing for a big shopping day on Monday.
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If you've still got holiday shopping to do, and you want to avoid the last minute rush: shop when everyone else is sleeping.
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The day after Christmas is one of the most popular shopping days of the year, but how do the sales stack up to other notable retail events?
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People are getting a surprise at the store when they go to pay their layaway bills, only to find that they've already been paid.
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Nina Pineda has all the tips you need to shop without surprises this winter.
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Here's how to stop the stress of last-minute shopping from tricking you into spending more money than you should.
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Tablets are really hot this holiday season and there are also a bunch of tablets made just for kids.
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Tim Fleischer reports on the shipping overload on the second Monday of December.
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Skip the mall crowds and browse your way to gifts guaranteed to make you feel good - a goat and a garden can feed a family far into the future.
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Nina Pineda reports on gifts that also provide help for others
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At Bowne and co., printing cards, stationery and gift cards is done like in the 19th century.
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Shopping and gift decisions can take a toll on couples during the holidays when you factor in the economy.
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Lauren Glassberg has more on the antique press shop Bowne & co.
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Lauren Glassberg discovers fresh gift ideas for the holidays
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Nina Pineda has more on what to look out for when tipping this holiday.
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Ken Rosato has more on how to shop on your smartphone this holiday
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Headphones are expected to be a hot gift this year, according to Consumer Reports holiday poll.
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The holiday shopping season officially kicks off on Black Friday, but certain items are better buys than others.
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Even in this booming age of technology, books still hold up and some of them make very special gifts for the holidays.
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Kemberly Richardson has more on the best coffee table books to give this holiday season.
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To get the best deal on electronics, don't just take the first price you see according to Consumer Reports.
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Kemberly Richardson has more what small business owners expect this holiday season.
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Aaron Shapiro, a retail industry expert, tells David Novarro and Liz Cho if all the good deals are gone this holiday season.
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Kemberly Richardson explores the Grand Central Holiday Fair
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Vendors take over Grand Central with original gift ideas for everyone.
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Carolina Leid reports on online retailers offering great deals long before Black Friday
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Liz Cho and David Novarro talk to Greg Doughtery of Consumer Reports about the "Naughty and Nice" list.
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In the past, consumers complained about gift cards expiring or losing value before they could use them.
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Ken Rosato reports
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No toy gets approved before passing the ultimate test: playtime with real children.
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Ken Rosato reports
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The slowdown in economic recovery could leave retailers cautious when hiring for this holiday season.
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Lauren Glassberg reports
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Lauren Glassberg reports from Manhattan.
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