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This guy's pants make a great meat locker.

Whether it's grocery shopping, asking for a raise, or making love there are certain times of day that are better than others. Here's when science says you should do these activities and a couple of others.

Consumer Reports has some suggestions as to what Americans will find cheaper in the month of January. If you have any money left over from the holidays, now would be a good time to save on a few things.

This day and age, the first place people go after any customer experience is Facebook—which is exactly what this woman did after she attempted to return a coat.

From Shreveport to Alexandria and Lake Charles to Lafayette and New Orleans here is your Christmas week forecast for shopping, traveling, and watching for Santa.

Technology is full of wonders, even if you forget to realize it.

The Secret Sister scam has been circulating on social media sites, claiming that participants will receive up to 36 gifts in exchange for sending one gift valued at $10.

This may come as a shock, but Black Friday did not exactly bring out the best in some people.

Don't these people know they can order online?

It's that time of year. Shoppers will be kicking it into high gear. So will thieves. Identity theft is a problem world wide. Here's some great advice for protecting yourself when shopping online...

Last year, more than 100 million people purchased items from small businesses in their local communities.

People in stores are the worst on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year. Here is a look at the 10 absolute worst people you'll find in stores the day after Thanksgiving.

You can expect the stores be very busy this weekend during the state's annual Second Amendment Tax Holiday.

Online shopping is just as popular and brick and mortar shopping and in the near future will surpass brick and mortar shopping.

J & R Educational Supplies on Johnston Street in Lafayette has announced that it will be closing its doors after 43 years in business.

There's a reason QVC is not the Science channel.

Americans have come accustom to retailers offering deep discounts on black Friday, many times only having a limited number of items on sale. Sometimes normally nice people, become crazed maniacs when trying to score a deal.

How does it work? Louisiana Tax Free Shopping allows international visitors to get cash back for taxes at participating stores throughout the state.

A few studies were conducted and the data compiled and put together into one report and the research concluded, black Friday is no longer the number one day for the top savings.

This website, This Is Why I'm Broke, has items that can't be found at the corner store, a perfect site for someone who is hard to shop for!