Retailers will open early on Friday for Black Friday sales. Check out the list of store hours.
Black Friday: What you need to knowDebbie Lord, Cox Media Group National Content DeksIf you have your eye on a new TV or an Apple Watch this holiday season, your wait is almost over.Black Friday, the day retailers hope will get them “into the black” before the end of the year, is this Friday.
According to the National Retail Federation, a record 166.3 million consumers are expected to shop during the Thanksgiving weekend. While more stores are closing on Thanksgiving this year, almost all will be open on Friday. Below is a list of stores and the hours they will be open on Friday.
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