By Matt Brownell Daily Finance Black Friday sales have been starting earlier and earlier every year, and in recent years, a few brave retailers have broken the midnight threshold to open their doors late in the evening on Thanksgiving. On ...

Online shopping is getting more popular every year, but that doesn't mean that Black Friday is going out of style. And this year, Canadian retailers are jumping on the bandwagon, with more Black Friday sales in Canada than ever before. According to ...

Black Friday is in full swing south of the border and in Canada as well. But if you've decided to give it a miss, you can always participate from the comfort of your home by following Huff Post Money's Live Blog of the day's events. The Huff Post ...

It's that time of year again, America's annual orgy of discretionary spending that falls on U.S. Thanksgiving Weekend. The Friday after American Thanksgiving is significant because it kicks off the holiday shopping season and the stores know it. ...

Despite the increased duty-free limits, most Canadian shoppers won't be making a run for the border this Black Friday. According to a new survey released by UPS Canada, only 12 per cent of Canadians will brave the long lineups at stores and the ...

Okay, I get it. Everyone wants to save money and, if you've got kids with expensive toys on their wish lists, or you and you're spouse are shopping for a big screen TV, it might be worth the hassle to brave Black Friday. For myself, I offer five ...

The question heading into Black Friday is not whether Canadians will save money shopping, but if they'll be going over the border to do it. Last November, 4.2 million Canadians hopped over to the United States, many of them to take advantage of ...

Canadian retailers are doing their best to convince Canadian shoppers to stay up north this Black Friday. Cadillac Fairview, one of Canada's largest mall operators will be extending their hours at nine of their shopping centres across Ontario. The ...