Stores are reducing Black Friday sales hours this year but experts says that could actually make shopping less safe
Walmart, Best Buy, and other big retailers are closing on Thanksgiving and cutting Black Friday hours.
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Stores are reducing Black Friday sales hours this year but experts says that could actually make shopping less safe
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