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Sometimes, it's nice to help those who always help you. That's the case here when a man decides to surprise a Walgreen's cashier with $500 because she's always nice.

Amanda Bynes continues to make headlines ever since her arrival in New York City, as TMZ has learned that the police were called after she was accused of shoplifting at Barney's flagship store in midtown Manhattan.

Improvements to the area could include drainage, additional roadways and even a new police substation.

"After 15 years, I have decided to close Tenzie & Co., effective May 31st. Please allow me to thank each and everyone of you for your loyal and consistent patronage."

I was so sad to receive this email from the CEO of one of my favorite stores, Coldwater Creek:

You may remember late last year when Target suffered a security breach; now Target is offering all of its customers one year of free credit monitoring.

ShopperTrak says for the week that ended Sunday, sales at U.S. stores dropped 3.1 percent to $42.7 billion, when compared to the same period last year.

Amazon announced plans to launch aerial deliver drones in the near future. And now the 'Amazon CEO' has released a video apologizing for the concerns many have regarding this announcement.

Citizens are reminded to report all suspicious persons or situations by calling 911.

Is Black Friday a scam?  If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is!  Don't fall for it this year.

Like Santa, Consumer Reports is making lists and checking them twice.

With all the stores opening on Thanksgiving night, the real question is, will it evolve into Black Thursday?

When I see people wearing those ugly Christmas sweaters, I thought that they were just being polite, wearing it to "please" the gifter.  According to a sign I saw earlier this week, I am probably wrong....

I don't know if this ad is going to sell any underwear, but these fellows sure know how to jingle their bells! But some people don't like it and are complaining to K-Mart. I think it's cute. Watch it and tell us what you think...

The too-good-to-be-true bargains that abound on Black Friday may entice people to go holiday shopping, but they may lure in even more people interested in buying gifts for themselves.

PaPa Johns: $14 for $20 towards food (30% off) Little Town: $28 for $40 toward clothing and accessories Island Tan: $14 for $20 toward Rumors bronzing lotion

  Adorn Lafayette:  $14 for $20 worth of merchandise Nick’s Snoballs: $5.60 for four medium Snoballs Coccolare Spa:  $84 for $120 toward Dermalogica Skincare Package

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Having done our fair share of time in retail, we're willing to bet these price tag placements were all intentional -- probably done by some poor soul about 10 days away from quitting their job. Doesn't make them not funny.

Saturday May 25 and Sunday May 26 are days when you will not have to pay the four-percent state sales tax on items ranging from batteries to generators