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Nintendo Launches 30% Off Sale Funded by Tariff Refunds
gaming1 month ago

Nintendo Launches 30% Off Sale Funded by Tariff Refunds

Nintendo has initiated its 'Customer Appreciation Sale,' offering up to 30% discounts on digital and physical Switch games, accessories, and apparel. The promotion, which runs through September 26, is partially funded by approximately $300 million in tariff refunds Nintendo received from the U.S. government following a Supreme Court ruling against trade tariffs. While the sale includes major titles like 'The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom' and 'Super Mario Odyssey,' it excludes recent Switch 2 exclusives and hardware.

Walmart Deals Days 2026: Top Picks Across Tech, Home, and Beauty
shopping4 months ago

Walmart Deals Days 2026: Top Picks Across Tech, Home, and Beauty

NBC Select highlights Walmart Deals Days (June 22–28), with open access for all shoppers and early access for Walmart+ members; the curated list spans home, tech and beauty, featuring standout offers like the Dreo 2-in-1 Pedestal Fan for $69.98 (was $119.98), Neutrogena Ultra Sheer sunscreen for $11.28, JBL Tune 520BT headphones for $31.96, Crocs clogs, and a Simzlife ice maker, all at 20%+ off with high ratings, updated throughout the event.

Target's Must-See Black Friday 2024 Deals and Shopping Hours
retail1 year ago

Target's Must-See Black Friday 2024 Deals and Shopping Hours

Target is offering significant Black Friday discounts across various categories, including tech gadgets, clothing, and home goods. Notable deals include Apple AirPods Pro 2 for $190, Samsung 65" Smart TV for $4,500, and Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet for $140. Target aims to capture a share of the nearly $1 trillion projected holiday sales with competitive pricing and additional benefits for loyalty members, such as early access to online deals and same-day delivery.

Black Friday Shopping Shifts to Online, Changing Traditions
retail2 years ago

Black Friday Shopping Shifts to Online, Changing Traditions

Tri-State shoppers experienced a less traditional Black Friday this year, with fewer long lines, no shopping frenzy, and fewer markdowns. Many stores that shoppers expected to be open were closed. While online shopping continues to rise, some shoppers still value the in-person shopping experience and the nostalgia of Black Friday. Despite the shift towards online shopping, there was still a significant number of shoppers in physical stores. The National Retail Federation predicts that the number of shoppers during the Black Friday weekend in 2023 will surpass the previous year.