Shoppers Gear Up For Cyber Monday
With Black Friday and Small Business Saturday in the rear-view mirror, shoppers are now gearing up for Cyber Monday.
Watch CBS News
With Black Friday and Small Business Saturday in the rear-view mirror, shoppers are now gearing up for Cyber Monday.
Whether it;'s a con artist impersonating an IRS agent or a tech support scammer looking for payment to fix your computer, fraudsters are turning to gift cards to get your money.
It left people all over the country in difficult situations, trying to manage homes they couldn't sell and mortgages they couldn't pay.
Like most families, you likely still have plenty of turkey and stuffing in your refrigerator.
If there's still a few items left on your holiday shopping list after Black Friday, local business owners hope you'll spend your money with them Saturday.
A new report by the National Christmas tree association shows Christmas trees cost about $77 on Black Friday, and spike to around $81 on Cyber Monday.
The National Retail Federation predicts more than 16 million people will be shopping nationwide.
The old expression is caveat emptor - buyer beware.
CBS2's Alex Denis spoke with CNet.com editor Dan Ackerman to learn more about the top tech gifts.
Retail experts say if you're shopping for electronics, you should wait for Black Friday. But if you're in the market for clothing, Thursday is the day.
It's not even Thanksgiving yet, but Black Friday deals are already in full effect.
Several foods have been recalled recently due to some sort of contamination.
Gifts cards are a popular present, but they are also an easy way for criminals to steal money.
A headquarters in Queens isn't the only New York property Amazon may be interested in.
U.S. health officials are telling people to avoid eating romaine lettuce because of an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 32 people in 11 states.
