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In order to fight scammers, hackers and assorted other online grinches, the Better Business Bureau serving East Michigan and the Upper Peninsula offers 10 tips for staying safe when holiday shopping online.
The salt sheds are loaded, the plows are tuned up, and crews are ready for the first accumulating snowfall of the year, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
As Thanksgiving kicks-off the busiest travel and shopping time of year Michigan State Police are reminding citizens to be on the lookout for any suspicious behavior or activity and immediately notify law enforcement.
If you're looking for a personalized gift to send to the chocolate lover in your life, you're in luck.
It may seem simple, but gift card shopping has its own pitfalls -- note that 25 percent of cards go unused every year -- so there are some things, courtesy of cardhub.com, you need to know before you go.
With the severity of winter weather rapidly approaching, DTE Energy is bracing itself for the aftermath of Winter storms and urges its customers to follow suit.
If you're gearing up for Black Friday, do it the right way. That means preparation.
There are five steps consumers should take before hitting the stores on Black Friday, helping them enjoy their shopping excursion without harming their pocketbook.
Twenty one percent of consumers say they plan on staying home and searching online for shopping deals on the Monday after Thanksgiving.
The Michigan Food and Beverage Association has once again published and made available its free "Favorite Holiday Recipes" newsletter for its members and their customers.
For many families, the holiday season isn't complete without kicking up their heels with the Radio City Rockettes or hearing the live amped-up version of "Carol of the Bells" by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
While the shopping mall becomes a zoo, shoppers might as well head to the actual zoo, and pick out something wild from the Detroit Zoological Society holiday gift catalog.
Consumer Reports' senior editor and shopping expert Tod Marks said retailing trends suggest that the opportunity to score a great deal won't end this weekend, so there's no need to panic.
Families and friends with loved ones stationed around the world can choose from five card templates, customize with personal messages and photos, and send to troops worldwide for free!