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Christmas Sale

Christmas Sale

Pretty much every retailer in the United States has a Christmas Sale. The two biggest sales take place the Friday after Thanksgiving, known as Black Friday and the following Monday, known as Cyber Monday. Most other stores will still have sales running through the rest of November, and almost all of December. Good luck with your shopping, and Happy Holidays!

About Christmas Sale

Black Friday takes place the Friday after Thanksgiving, and is typically one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Most of the largest retailers open super early and feature great deals on almost everything in the store to drive sale revenues up, pushing profits further into the black as opposed to losing money, which would put them in the red.

Cyber Monday is the first Monday after Thanksgiving, and is the biggest online shopping day of the year. The websites for most of the major retail stores will feature great deals, some of which are only available online. The term Cyber Monday dates back to 2005, when the Monday after Thanksgiving first boasted huge online retail sales, since then it's become tradition.

Despite the specific days with outrageous sales, the biggest shopping day of the year is still the Saturday before Christmas.

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