Black Friday isn't just for products. Conde Nast Traveler says travel deals can be had by reaching out to hotels and shopping online.

To reaccelerate growth, eBay's R.J. Pittman says the product needs to provide real-time experiences and evolve to new mediums.

MIT Technology Review’s Megan Barnett says her favorite off-the-path gift is a digital thermometer that tells temperature through skin.

To get young people into coding, Girls Who Code's Reshma Saujani says you need to tell them why technical skills are important.

Macy’s CEO Terry Lundgren says it's taking market share in apparel and believes its relationship with vendors has helped.

Protesters entered Macy's in New York City and called for de Blasio to fire Daniel Pantaleo, who was involved in Eric Garner's death.

Robo-investing has been on the rise, but Fidelity believes there's an opportunity for the tech to create more jobs for humans.

One big product change for Facetune, Itai Tsiddon says, is that the update features AI improvements created by a team of 70 people.

Hackers steal credit card and password info through texts and fake websites on Black Friday. TrustedSec’s David Kennedy has ways to stay safe.

On this Black Friday, Mall of America's operations team is monitoring foot traffic, lines, and interactions over social media.

Wired’s Tim Moynihan talked with us about the Daydream headset and Google Pixel, calling the phone's camera "the best.”

One new feature of this year's Small Business Saturday, American Express says, is an interactive map that makes finding local deals easier

Will Apple actually bring iPhone production to the US? Mark Spoonauer says rumblings have been spurred by post-election anxiety.

Aside from Theranos and Samsung, Drew Olanoff and April Conyers point to Twitter and Microsoft as companies that have dealt with PR woes this year.

With the advent of virtual reality, Diageo saw the tech as an opportunity to educate around the horrors of drunk driving.

Miriam Gottfried says Best Buy realized suppliers "didn't want them to go out of business" because its stores act as showrooms.

Matt Kobach says social media is important to the NYSE because it's a disservice to not show important happenings at the exchange.

Will Donald Trump tap Mitt Romney as Secretary of State? The Young Turk's Jordan Chariton says no, but points to Nikki Haley as a possibility.

Watch the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit 19,000 for the first time ever!

Michael Pachter says Amazon's sports play is the first step in offering a full OTT skinny bundle, which will take around 3-4 years.

There's a need for people to have their views validated, Mashable's Lance Ulanoff says, and Facebook is conducive to this desire.