black friday

The morning show live broadcast from Freehold Raceway Mall is another Point holiday tradition, and this year was no exception.

Now that the  Thanksgiving dinner is digested, it's time to get to shopping, so come out to Freehold Raceway Mall today.

The post-Thanksgiving shopping rush appears to have lost its appeal with many New Jersey consumers.

When Liz and I have the opportunity to spend a work day away from each other, I think we both appreciate it. Well, this Black Friday, she avoided me, but I can't exactly say I avoided her.

I am spending Black Friday morning doing the show live from Freehold Raceway Mall and I'm doing something I don't usually get to do while the songs are on

Once we begin to digest our Thanksgiving feast, we will begin to chew on the fact that our holiday shopping clock is ticking, and ticking quickly.

It is no secret that the upcoming holiday weekend is traditionally a big one in terms of shopping, and this year is no exception. Six in 10 Americans are expected to hit the stores Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday, according to a survey released on Nov. 20 by the National Retail Federation (NRF).

Despite a ton of backlash, Jersey Shore malls will be open on Thanksgiving.

Emotions ran high as did the crowd size for Gray Thursday and early Black Friday shoppers around New Jersey.

Thanksgiving may be your favorite eating day of year, but there is definitely no better shopping day thank Black Friday and that's why I'm live from Freehold Raceway Mall for the annual Black Friday broadcast.

Employees in the retail industry are reacting to the fact that more stores are starting to offer their biggest deals on Thanksgiving Day, as 'Black Friday' becomes a term of the past.

As more and more stores open their doors to shoppers on Thanksgiving Day, and many retailers roll out their holiday promotions earlier and earlier, Black Friday is becoming a tradition of the past.