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Thursday, June 23, 2011
Walmart employee trampled on black friday
Absolutely crazy. People so quick to jump on a sale that they killed a man!
Last minute Christmas shopping boosts sales across U.S
MORE LAST- minute shoppers flocked to stores this year on the final Saturday before Christmas than last year, but spending is expected to be even higher late this week.
U.S. retail sales on Saturday were up 15.1 percent from last year to $7.58 billion as many people wrapped up their gift buying, research firm ShopperTrak said on Tuesday. This year also benefited from its comparison to the weekend in 2009 when a blizzard hammered the East Coast.
That storm contributed to a 16.5 percent drop to $6.58 billion in so-called "Super Saturday" spending in 2009. This year's totals were below the $7.87 billion Americans spent for the day in 2008, said ShopperTrak, which analyzes the retail industry.
Yet with less than a week to go until Christmas, many shoppers are still procrastinating. Some eleventh-hour gift seekers will even be out on Christmas Eve - about 23 million, according to a separate survey on Tuesday from the International Council of Shopping Centers.
"Now that we are down to the wire, consumers have stepped up their shopping pace, as well as their purchases," ICSC chief economist Michael Niemira said in a statement. "All and all, retail shopping trends are shaping up to be very favorable for holiday sales, as well as December sales performance, for retailers."
Consumer spending makes up about 70 percent of the U.S. economy and analysts have said they expected the 2010 holiday season to show the biggest sales gains since 2007.
December 23 is likely to be the year's second biggest day in sales and third biggest in foot traffic, said ShopperTrak founder Bill Martin.
"Black Friday," the day after Thanksgiving that traditionally kicks off the holiday shopping season, saw $10.69 billion in sales, according to ShopperTrak, making it the biggest shopping day so far this year. It is called "Black Friday" because retailers hope it will put their accounts solidly in the black through strong sales.
Saturday's foot traffic was up 10.1 percent compared with last year, ShopperTrak said.
Nearly three quarters of Americans completed their shopping by the end of Super Saturday, according to the ICSC. The previous week, 56.6 percent had finished their holiday shopping.
The Saturday shopping binge boosted sales for the entire week, which rose 4.2 percent from a year ago, according to an ICSC-Goldman Sachs weekly chain store sales index.
As usual, the spending will not end on Christmas, the ICSC also found. Nineteen percent of consumers plan to go shopping the day after, and 47 percent said they would be out the week between Christmas and New Year's.
U.S. retail sales on Saturday were up 15.1 percent from last year to $7.58 billion as many people wrapped up their gift buying, research firm ShopperTrak said on Tuesday. This year also benefited from its comparison to the weekend in 2009 when a blizzard hammered the East Coast.
That storm contributed to a 16.5 percent drop to $6.58 billion in so-called "Super Saturday" spending in 2009. This year's totals were below the $7.87 billion Americans spent for the day in 2008, said ShopperTrak, which analyzes the retail industry.
Yet with less than a week to go until Christmas, many shoppers are still procrastinating. Some eleventh-hour gift seekers will even be out on Christmas Eve - about 23 million, according to a separate survey on Tuesday from the International Council of Shopping Centers.
"Now that we are down to the wire, consumers have stepped up their shopping pace, as well as their purchases," ICSC chief economist Michael Niemira said in a statement. "All and all, retail shopping trends are shaping up to be very favorable for holiday sales, as well as December sales performance, for retailers."
Consumer spending makes up about 70 percent of the U.S. economy and analysts have said they expected the 2010 holiday season to show the biggest sales gains since 2007.
December 23 is likely to be the year's second biggest day in sales and third biggest in foot traffic, said ShopperTrak founder Bill Martin.
"Black Friday," the day after Thanksgiving that traditionally kicks off the holiday shopping season, saw $10.69 billion in sales, according to ShopperTrak, making it the biggest shopping day so far this year. It is called "Black Friday" because retailers hope it will put their accounts solidly in the black through strong sales.
Saturday's foot traffic was up 10.1 percent compared with last year, ShopperTrak said.
Nearly three quarters of Americans completed their shopping by the end of Super Saturday, according to the ICSC. The previous week, 56.6 percent had finished their holiday shopping.
The Saturday shopping binge boosted sales for the entire week, which rose 4.2 percent from a year ago, according to an ICSC-Goldman Sachs weekly chain store sales index.
As usual, the spending will not end on Christmas, the ICSC also found. Nineteen percent of consumers plan to go shopping the day after, and 47 percent said they would be out the week between Christmas and New Year's.
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Monday, May 23, 2011
MacMall offers discount on Apple Products for Black Friday 2010
ONE OF the most famous Apple store in the United States, MacMall has announced 60-hour Black Friday 2010 deals on iPod Touch, Macbook Pro, Macbook Air, Mac Mini, or iMac, Apple TV, and various computer accessories. Apple products are one of the most searched items during the Black Friday sales every year by the shoppers.
MacMall has said, shoppers can save up to $50 to $85 off select Apple computers during the year's biggest shopping extravaganza, Black Friday 2010. Shoppers can save $59.06 on MacBook 2.4GHz, 2GB/250/NVIDIA, which is available on $939.94. Apple TV is available on $97.99 and shoppers can save $1.01.
In the MacBook Pro section, MacMall is offering 13? MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz 4GB/250 for $1,098 after saving of $101, 13? MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz 4GB/320 for $1,398 after saving of $101, 15? MacBook Pro Core i5 2.4GHz 4GB/320 for $1,698 after saving of $101, 15? MacBook Pro Core i5 2.53GHz 4GB/500 for $1,858.99 after saving of $140.01, 15? MacBook Pro Core i7 2.66GHZ 4GB/500 for $2,043.99 after saving of $155.01 and 17? MacBook Pro Core i5 2.53GHz 4GB/500 for $2,094.90 after saving of $204.10, during the hottest shopping rush of the year Black Friday 2010.
MacMall is offering MacBook Air to its shoppers for the Black Friday 2010 including 11.6? 64GB for $968.99 after saving of $30.01, 11.6? 128GB for $1,148.99 after saving of $50.01, 13.3? 128GB for $1,277.99 after saving of $21.01 and 13.3? 256GB for $1,538.99 after saving of $60.01.
iMac products such as 21.5? iMac Intel Core i3 3.06GHz for $1,098 after saving of $101, 21.5? iMac Intel Core i3 3.2GHz for $1,398 after saving of $101, 27? iMac Intel Core i3 3.2GHz for $1,598 after saving of $101, 27? iMac Intel Core i5 2. 8GHz for $1,898 after saving of $101, 27? iMac Intel Core i7 2.93GHz for $2,098 after saving of $101 and 27? iMac Intel Core i7 2.93GHz for $2,298 after saving of $101, will also be available for the Black Friday 2010 sale event at MacMall stores.
Apple's Mac Mini and Mac Pro items are including MAC MINI 2.4GHZ/2GB/320/SD/320M for $647.94 after saving of $51.06, MAC MINI 2.66GHZ/4GB/2X500/SD/320M/SRVR for $953.99 after saving of $45.01, Quad Core for $2,378.98 after saving of $120.02, 8-Core for $3,298.89 after saving of $200.11 and 12-Core for $4,599 after saving of $400.
Apple's one of the most popular product iPods are also available at the MacMall for the biggest sale of the year Black Friday 2010. Shoppers can take away on Black Friday 2010 Apple iPod such as 8GB touch for $214.99 after saving of $14.01, 32GB touch for $284.99 after saving of $14.01, 64GB touch for $369 after saving of $30, 160GB classic for $238.99 after saving of $10.01, 8GB nano for $143.99 after saving of $5.01, 16GB nano for $171.99 after saving of $7.01 and 2GB shuffle for $46.99 after saving of $2.01.
MacMall has said, shoppers can save up to $50 to $85 off select Apple computers during the year's biggest shopping extravaganza, Black Friday 2010. Shoppers can save $59.06 on MacBook 2.4GHz, 2GB/250/NVIDIA, which is available on $939.94. Apple TV is available on $97.99 and shoppers can save $1.01.
In the MacBook Pro section, MacMall is offering 13? MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz 4GB/250 for $1,098 after saving of $101, 13? MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz 4GB/320 for $1,398 after saving of $101, 15? MacBook Pro Core i5 2.4GHz 4GB/320 for $1,698 after saving of $101, 15? MacBook Pro Core i5 2.53GHz 4GB/500 for $1,858.99 after saving of $140.01, 15? MacBook Pro Core i7 2.66GHZ 4GB/500 for $2,043.99 after saving of $155.01 and 17? MacBook Pro Core i5 2.53GHz 4GB/500 for $2,094.90 after saving of $204.10, during the hottest shopping rush of the year Black Friday 2010.
MacMall is offering MacBook Air to its shoppers for the Black Friday 2010 including 11.6? 64GB for $968.99 after saving of $30.01, 11.6? 128GB for $1,148.99 after saving of $50.01, 13.3? 128GB for $1,277.99 after saving of $21.01 and 13.3? 256GB for $1,538.99 after saving of $60.01.
iMac products such as 21.5? iMac Intel Core i3 3.06GHz for $1,098 after saving of $101, 21.5? iMac Intel Core i3 3.2GHz for $1,398 after saving of $101, 27? iMac Intel Core i3 3.2GHz for $1,598 after saving of $101, 27? iMac Intel Core i5 2. 8GHz for $1,898 after saving of $101, 27? iMac Intel Core i7 2.93GHz for $2,098 after saving of $101 and 27? iMac Intel Core i7 2.93GHz for $2,298 after saving of $101, will also be available for the Black Friday 2010 sale event at MacMall stores.
Apple's Mac Mini and Mac Pro items are including MAC MINI 2.4GHZ/2GB/320/SD/320M for $647.94 after saving of $51.06, MAC MINI 2.66GHZ/4GB/2X500/SD/320M/SRVR for $953.99 after saving of $45.01, Quad Core for $2,378.98 after saving of $120.02, 8-Core for $3,298.89 after saving of $200.11 and 12-Core for $4,599 after saving of $400.
Apple's one of the most popular product iPods are also available at the MacMall for the biggest sale of the year Black Friday 2010. Shoppers can take away on Black Friday 2010 Apple iPod such as 8GB touch for $214.99 after saving of $14.01, 32GB touch for $284.99 after saving of $14.01, 64GB touch for $369 after saving of $30, 160GB classic for $238.99 after saving of $10.01, 8GB nano for $143.99 after saving of $5.01, 16GB nano for $171.99 after saving of $7.01 and 2GB shuffle for $46.99 after saving of $2.01.
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There's a good chance that you're in the same boat many other Americans are in right now. It's the holiday season, and you need to do your holiday shopping amid all the Christmas specials, post-Black Friday deals and more but you're facing a financial burden. There's nothing more difficult than trying to squeeze the last bit of life out of every penny you have in order to make the holiday's enjoyable.
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