Target gets ready for its Black Fri. shoppers
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A day after Target's third-quarter earnings report revealed a drop in sales, a group of community activists renewed their push for shoppers to boycott the company and take their money elsewhere this holiday season.
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Target has updated its return policy, and shoppers will now have extra time to return purchases through the holiday season. Products sold between November 1 and December 24 could be returns as late as January 24. Many retailers have updated their return policies to offer buyers more flexibility during the holiday season.
Owala just dropped new holiday-themed cups, and two of the colors are available only at Target. Shop metallic green and red hues, as well as Target-exclusive gold and rose gold in 30- and 32-ounce styles.
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What was once a single-day event has now grown to include Thanksgiving Day, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday. Over the years, Black Friday has been surrounded by little-known details—and common misperceptions.