Black Friday

Edmund Shing gives his advice on how to make the most of this year's Black Friday.

Get the lowdown on who will be slashing their luxury label prices for Black Friday

John Lewis, Tesco and PC World tell IBTimes UK they are ready for bargain hunters.

Styloko chief executive Shannon Edwards experts Black Friday 2015 to be 'more manic' than last year.

Research firm Experian and e-retail industry association IMRG expects online sales to touch £1.07bn on Black Friday.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday will be the busiest online shopping days and cybercriminals are lying in wait.

This week's discounts, brought to you by Hot UK Deals, includes the iPhone 6s and Sony Xperia Z5.

Asda plans to hold Black Friday 2015 on its website only, after shoppers fought over discounted TVs in 2014.

Despite the early England exit, the UK hosting the RWC helped retail sales in September.

US retail giant would offer the first 100 customers a free "tech gift".

Rushing into the store, the desperate fashionistas could be seen grabbing anything off the wracks

Falling sugar prices and unfavourable forex rates caused the company to downgrade its profit guidance for 2016.

Fitbit told investors it is aiming at a full year revenue of $1.78bn.

We explain how Black Friday got its name and why it's such a popular day for shopping.

To buy or not to buy, that is the question.

Dell expected to offer the new Xbox One pre-loaded with Fallout 4 as part of Black Friday sale.

Amazon looks to go budget with new £33 Fire tablet before the end of the year.

Amazon Prime Day will see thousands of deals on products, including laptops, eReaders and books.

More than one pound in every four spent on Visa card is now spent online, says Visa Europe.

Prime Day will be a 20th birthday celebration by Amazon to outdo Black Friday shopping extravaganza

Black Kapital Records founder taken to hospital after collapsing in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom.

The Archbishop of York says the country has faced a 'deep, deep economic crisis'.

December saw the worst sales performance since the financial crash in 2008, according to the BRC.

Card payments in stores are up by 224% from last Christmas.

Britons will slip away from their families on Christmas Day to spend a total of £636m in online sales.

Retail sales were up by 6.4% in November.

Tesco's woes continue, Amazon and eBay look confident, while Next and French Connection could bounce on cold weather.

Edmund Shing explains why this Christmas looks likely to be a good one for last-minute bargain hunters.

The British Retail Consortium (BRC) said total retail spending was 2.2% higher in November.

Barclaycard says spending was up 21% on last year's event.