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Black Friday 2012 Sales Revealed; Stores Opening On Thanksgiving

A comprised list of the best bargains for Black Friday 2012.

'Call of Duty: Black Ops 2' Review Roundup: Critics Praise Fresh Multiplayer, Shrug At Game’s Story

Activision Blizzard’s (Nasdaq: ATVI) finally released “Call of Duty: Black Ops 2," its most important game of the 2012 holiday season, on Tuesday at midnight. But does the game live up to its impossible critical hype and enormous commercial expectations?

Black Friday 2012 Best Buy Preview Revealed; Complete Doorbuster List

The Black Friday 2012 sales list has been published by Best Buy week's before the big sales day.

With the “Call of Duty: Black Ops 2” Release Just Hours Away, Gamers Plan for Lives in Front of the Screen

With 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 2' Release Just Hours Away, Gamers Plan for Lives in Front of the Screen

As Activision Blizzard’s (Nasdaq: ATVI) prepares to launch “Call of Duty: Black Ops II,” gamers are expecting to skip school and work to play the game expected to break industry records set by its immediate predecessor "Modern Warfare 3."

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Square Payments Go Live In 7,000 Starbucks Locations

Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX) is now officially accepting mobile payments through Square following a $25 million investment it made in the startup last August.

MasterCard and VISA credit cards are seen in this illustrative photograph taken in Hong Kong

US Retail Group To Obama, Congress: Can We Get Back To Work Now?

The National Retail Federation says the nation's largest employment sector needs Congress to act on a myriad issues.

Black Friday: Walmart Debuts 2012 Shopping Deals Earlier On Thanksgiving Day

Retail giant Walmart is kicking off 2012 Black Friday deals earlier this year, on Thanksgiving, as more stores are in a rush to throw open their holiday deals much-ahead of Black Friday.

Facebook Expands eCommerce With Real World ‘Gifts’ Service

Americans On Track For Record Holiday Online Shopping - Report

Americans spent more online in this past quarter, and are on track to "Checkout" buttons more than ever this holiday season.

Earnings Preview: Macy's Expected To Post Lower Profit

Macy's is expected to see revenue up but profit down. Could it beat forecasts?

US Retailers Expect Biggest Holiday Sales Gain Since 2007 As New Tablets Flood The Market

Retailers forecast higher holiday sales as a flurry of new touch-screen toys were released just in time to stuff those Christmas stockings.

$23 Million Lottery Winner Forgot About Ticket, Left Winning Ticket In Her Car

The winner of a $23 million lottery ticket forgot she had won the ticket and left it in her car, the California lottery said Friday.

Black Friday 2012 Ads Come Out Early: Amazon Pre-Sales Start Deals And Discounts Early, Walmart Follows Suit

Amazon released its ads with deals and discounts for its Black Friday 2012 pre-sales and Walmart followed suit.

US October 2012 Same-Store Sales Roundup: Retailers To Feel Impact Of Sandy

Retailers are looking ahead to the effects that Superstorm Sandy may have on consumers in the coming months.

Halloween Popup, Temporary Retailers Slake The Thirst For Costumes And Other Spooky Paraphernalia

Americans spend about $8 billion a year on Halloween costumes and party favors -- and increasingly there are temporary, short-term stores popping up everywhere to serve this obsession.

New Best Buy CEO Shuffles Top Execs As Deadline For Buyout Looms

Best Buy trims leadership, warns of dismal 3Q and calls a meeting with shareholders as founder's buyout-offer deadline approaches.

Natalie Portman's Christian Dior Ad Banned By UK Regulatory Agency [PHOTO]

With tighter ad restrictions, a UK watchdog agency has order Dior to pull mascara ads which it says are misleading

World’s Strongest Beer: Brewmeister's Armageddon With 65% ABV Made In Scotland

Brewmeister, a Scottish brewery, said it has created the world's strongest beer called Armageddon with a 65% ABV.

Mena Suvari Dons Risque 'Bra Shirt' From New Martin Margiela Collection For H&M

Mena Suvari donned a risque "bra shirt" bodysuit from the new Martin Margiela collection for H&M at the designer's launch party.

Barnes & Noble Hacked In 63 Stores, Customers In 9 States Fall Victim To Credit Card Hacking [STORE LIST]

Barnes & Noble said its credit card machines in 63 stores across nine states were hacked and will take fraud-protection measures.

Boston Mayor Thomas Menino Seeks To Block Trojan Sex Toy Giveaway In Front Of City Hall

Mayor Thomas Menino is seeking to preemptively dissuade Trojan from distributing its sex toys in front of Boston City Hall

Macy's Moves To Attract Millennials' Increasing Spending Power

Macy's, Inc. (NYSE:M) has its sights set on Millennials - Americans roughly defined as those born in the 20th century's waning years.

Flamin' Hot Cheetos Ban Could Become A Reality At Schools, Should The Snacks Be Banned?

Some schools are looking to ban a popular snack, Flamin' Hot Cheetos, for its addictive qualities amid health concerns.

Glenn Beck Jeans Make Debut On 1791, Has The Conservative Pundit Turned Fashion Designer?

Conservative pundit Glenn Beck unveiled his new line of denim jeans on Monday for his clothing company, 1791.

Nintendo Drops Price Of Wii To $129, Making Way For Wii U Launch

Nintendo Wii U Release Date Coming: Original Wii Price Drops To $129 Prior To Launch

Nintendo (PINK: NTDOY) is releasing a new cheaper bundle for its celebrated Wii console just weeks before the Wii U first hits shelves.

Activision Drops Paid Subscriptions For ‘Call Of Duty’ Elite With Black Ops 2: Why Gaming’s Most Powerful Company Is Finally Accepting Freemium Services

'Call Of Duty Elite' For Black Ops 2: Why Activision Is Finally Accepting Freemium Services

Activision Blizzard (Nasdaq: ATVI) is turning its “Call of Duty Elite” service into a free counterpart to the boxed copy of the game, instead hoping to further monetize users through downloadable content.

Bumble Bee Foods Employee Jose Malena Cooked To Death In Plant Oven

Bumble Bee Foods employee Jose Malena was cooked to death in an industrial oven Thursday at the seafood plant in California.

Challenge To Swipe-Fee Settlement Could Block Measure To End 'Hidden' Charges

Retailers' legal challenge to a class-action settlement involving MasterCard and Visa would allow "hidden fees" to continue.

VP Debates 2012: Xbox Live Community Gives Clearest Response To Who Won The Vice Presidential Debate

Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) announced unprecedented viewer engagement with its new 2012 Presidential Debate viewing platform for Thursday's Vice Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan.

Kellogg’s Cereal Recall 2012: Frosted And Unfrosted Mini Wheats Recalled For Metal Fragments

The Kellogg Company issued a voluntary recall on its Kellogg’s Frosted Mini Wheats cereal after metal fragments were found inside.

Is The PC Finally Dead? Three new reports show personal computer in decline.

Microsoft's Windows 8 Release Coming: Is The PC Finally Dead?

Despite high hopes for Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) Windows 8, three new reports show a gloomy financial forecast for the personal computer.

Asia/Pacific PC Market Shrinks 5% In 2012 Q3

Worldwide PC Market Struggles Ahead Of Windows 8 Launch; Lenovo Sees Growth As Others Decline

The worldwide PC market experienced sharp decline in the third quarter of 2012 with shipments totaling 87.5 million units during the period, a drop of 8.3 percent compared with the third quarter of 2011, according to latest data from Gartner.