Thousands checked items off their lists at the Town Center at Aurora on Black Friday. Shoppers say the days of camping outside major retailers and fighting over sales may be behind us.

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Many consumer rights and environmental activists are calling for people to avoid the Black Friday sales. The event has often made headlines for the wrong reasons, from mass hysteria and customers ...

For many brick-and mortar-Black Friday loyalists, the pandemic was the final straw.Now, more than ever, people seem less willing to throw an elbow to save a few bucks on a non-name-brand TV.

Black Friday once was a single, frantic day of shopping. Back then, you’d wake up at the crack of dawn the day after Thanksgiving, drive to a mall, and fight over CDs, televisions, and computers.

Deal-hunting millennials are fueling some of the Black Friday flame. People in their late 20s to early 40s are expected to account for over 40% of spending between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.