Some Workers Complain About Midnight Opening On Thanksgiving
Call it Black Friday creep -- the desire of some retailers like Macy's, Toys R' Us, Walmart, and Target to get a jump on Black Friday by opening at midnight or earlier on Thanksgiving.
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Call it Black Friday creep -- the desire of some retailers like Macy's, Toys R' Us, Walmart, and Target to get a jump on Black Friday by opening at midnight or earlier on Thanksgiving.
Long before Thanksgiving, many retail stores and shopping malls had their Christmas holiday decorations up.
Allegheny County has canceled plans to float $335 million dollars in tax-free bonds for UPMC.
Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg visited CMU's campus today to recruit students to work for the social networking site.
If you need cash quickly during these tough economic times, a new online service takes advantage of an old practice. It's a way to use some expensive personal items as collateral for a quick cash loan.
When the National Hockey League chose Pittsburgh for its next hockey draft, Bev Morrow-Jones of VisitPittsburgh couldn't resist doing a little dance of joy.
Walmart announced plans this week that suggest the retail giant is making a strong push to corner the holiday shopping market this winter.
A KDKA Investigation exposed concerns about so-called internet sweepstakes cafes and today the state legislature took action. Lawmakers unanimously approved a measure to shut down these businesses.
Some good news for those who sock away money from every pay-check into their 401K retirement fund. While the 2011 maximum pre-tax contribution to 401K's was $16,500, the 2012 amount that can be contributed without paying taxes on it is $17,000.
If a development group gets its way, Bakery Square in the East End could get a lot bigger.
In the shadows of the banking giant BNY Mellon, the Occupy Pittsburgh encampment on Mellon's property has a summer camp feeling, albeit a tent city after a deluge of rain. The occupation could last awhile.
The Occupy Wall Street movement arrived in Pittsburgh Saturday as a crowd estimated around 2,000 people marched, rallied and protested against corporate greed and social inequality. It was a peaceful crowd of union members, college students and parents with kids.
Hundreds of thousands of Citizens Bank customers couldn't do any banking. For hours, the bank's computer system wouldn't let people bank online or even get cash from an ATM.
Fans of the new iPhone 4S started lining up outside of Apple stores last night hoping to be among the first to get the new phone. Apple is expecting this to be its best product launch ever, and if today's lines are any indication, that sounds about right.
On Walnut Street, people used their iPhones to snap pictures of the memorial to Steve Jobs who lived his life in the realm of possibility, simplifying technology for the common man.
