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Now, let's dig in!  Image Source: CNBC Black Friday shopping was no doubt very different this year, but some leaders say that certain changes may become more prominent features of the event going forward. For instance, some retailers may continue to offer earlier deals, like they did this year.
"We're seeing a fundamental change in the promotional calendar. I think the retailers have done a brilliant job extending the season, and that will play out as we go into next year," said a former Saks executive. "I think the retailers are going to try and play it both ways, where they continue the early promotions. And then with a big burst coming in at the Black Friday-Cyber Monday period."
But how will these same retailers ensure that they make money, when it is so much easier to cherry pick deals online? When consumers shop in stores, it's convenient to add full-price items to their shopping cart. How will retailers handle this?
Other Hot Market News... Your chance to make a fortune is about to expire
 Image Source: PR Watch If you have been looking through Liberal headlines this week, you might have already heard about this one. But now that I know it's confirmed, I'll share it. When I first read it, it seemed to have a ring of "fake news" to it.
But, while everyone's been busy dealing with the election chaos, the Justice Department has been busy making some changes to the policies and protocols of federal executions.
And part of that means that they will no longer require that federal death sentences are carried out by lethal injection. This is clearing the way to use other methods, such as firing squads or poison gas.
The amended rule, published Friday in the Federal Register, allows the U.S. government to conduct executions by lethal injection or use "any other manner prescribed by the law of the state in which the sentence was imposed." A number of states allow other methods of execution, including electrocution, inhaling nitrogen gas or death by firing squad.
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