SHOPPIN&#39; FOR STICKS
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Once the Mets knew they had Pedro Martinez locked up, they immediately began turning their focus to other players who could fill other holes.
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So yesterday SPOnG began receiving shots of a suitcase from Japan. The suitcase contained some Nike Shox trainers, a t-shirt, and a copy of Gran Turismo 4. There was talk that the t-shirt unlocks a special
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The nation's shoppers Â taking advantage of deep discounts and expanded hours Â jammed stores over the last weekend before Christmas to try to grab a hard-to-find Wii or scoop up bargains on other items. But the spending surge may not be enough to offset what is shaping up to be a mediocre December for some retailers.
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Street hawkers are history. Savvy resellers use the web to turn tickets into cash. By Steve Knopper from Wired magazine.
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Consumers thes e days have to navigate a plethora of return policies. Be certain you know the store&#39;s rules before you pay. By Joe Goldeen.
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Ask holiday shoppers what drives their choice of stores and you&#39;ll hear a variety of answers. But the subject of money is never far away.
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If Vince Carter really wants to be traded, then he must slip a few bucks to the Toronto Raptors&#39; video coordinator and ask him to burn a few copies of the DVD from last night&#39;s game against the Knicks at Air Canada Centre.
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Check out any sporting goods store around town and you'll find them cluttering the clearance racks: brown, white and orange No. 2 jerseys &#151; in any size.
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Holiday shopping got off to a flying  start in the United States this weekend.
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Gift cards were hot; department stores were not. The pricier the goods, the better they sold. American Eagle Outfitters was the store to shop; Aeropostale was so 2003. And for stores with all the wrong stuff, not even huge discounts saved Christmas.
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One-stop shopping takes another step forward.
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It&#39;s easy to beat up on Target and other retailers who shout in flyers trying to get us to spend, spend spend, but refuse to let the Salvation Army set up collection kettles outside their doors.
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Merchants who spent the past few weeks hoping shoppers would splurge on gifts opened their doors Sunday with high hopes the same people would now spend on themselves.
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Crowds at Times Square Toys &#39;R&#39; Us find what they&#39;re looking for -- after getting in line at 4:30. By Deshundra Jefferson, CNN/Money Staff Writer.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. isn&#39;t just working to woo Japanese shoppers -- it&#39;s doing a little shopping of its own in the No. 2 economy.
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Once upon a time, holiday shoppers fought over Cabbage Patch Dolls and Beanie Babies. This year, they&#39;re going to the mat over iPods.
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Anyone who tried to sell Thursday&#39;s Heat-Detroit Pistons game as an Eastern Conference finals preview quickly found out one thing â-either team was buying.