Black Friday still signals the start of peak holiday shopping, even as many retailers run early online promotions. The best bargains often appear between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, particularly on big-ticket and seasonal items. Shoppers should compare prices, check price histories and confirm local store hours before heading out.
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