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Hottest Gifts Revealed: 6 Big Chains Tell All
3:40PM 12/21/2011
If you're not done with your holiday shopping, let DailyFinance help: Six of the nation's biggest retailers gave us the scoop on what's been flying off the shelves this year. So here's our exclusive rundown of some of the top sellers at Macy's, Target, J.C. Penney, Best Buy, Toys R Us and Sephora.
News flash, retailers: There's a reason that mosh pit of rock-bottom deals and rampant consumerism is called Black Friday -- it occurs on Friday. And there's good reason to keep it that way.
With Americans' budgets squeezed, more consumers will turn to layaway programs -- which allow shoppers to make payments in installments -- this gift-giving season, according to a new survey.
If you're looking for a seasonal job, here's your chance. Toy retailer Toys R Us announced Thursday that it would hire 40,000 workers this holiday season.
When it comes time for children both naughty and nice to make their holiday shopping lists and check them twice, they may have a few things in common. Click inside for a peek at why Toys R Us thinks these will be some of the hottest toys of the 2011 holiday season.
Toys R Us Plays Up Exclusive Merchandise for Holiday Season
4:00PM 9/15/2011
Toys R Us took the wrapping paper off its strategy to "win" this Christmas season, unveiling a raft of exclusive merchandise, such as new toy line Moshi Monsters, based on the online children's game, and a beefed up e-commerce operation to better serve shoppers.
Dream on Me Recalls Cribs After Reports of Children Trapped
2:00PM 5/25/2011
Dream on Me recalled 22,000 full-size and portable drop-side cribs after numerous reports of children getting trapped between the mattress and its railings, said the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The CPSC said there have been 69 reports of incidents involving the cribs, including a...
Infantino LLC recalled the Troy the Activity Truck toy sold nationwide at retailers such as Babies R Us and Toys R Us after 28 reports of plastic beads coming off, including two cases of young children gagging on the pieces, said the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
About 40,500 trucks...
Toys "R" Us, Inc. agreed to pay a $1.3 million penalty to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations it violated a 13-year-old order banning it from manipulating the U.S. toy market to maintain artificially high prices and restrict competition.
The 1998 order bans the nationwide toy retailer from...
Get a 25% off coupon for Babies R Us or Toys R Us when you trade in a used baby item starting this Friday, Jan. 28, through Monday, Feb. 21, 2011. The items you can trade in for the 25% off coupon include any used cribs, car seats, bassinets, strollers, travel systems, play yards, high chairs or...
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