Black Friday is the name to the Friday following Thanksgiving Day. In 2010, Black Friday falls on November 26, however, Black Friday sales start as early as October and continue through the end of November, but the majority of Black Friday shopping activity is on Nov 26th & 27th.
Strange how Friday's seem to get extra attention. Black Friday refers to the shopping holiday, thanks in part to retailers, going "black" in accounting terms (meaning they now make profit for the holiday season on the much celebrated shopping day). Friday the 13th was made popular by the horror movie series, but was named that due to the #13 being considered bad luck.
The term "Black Friday" was coined in the 1960s to mark the kickoff to the Christmas shopping season. "Black" refers to stores moving from the "red" to the "black," back when accounting records were kept by hand, and red ink indicated a loss, and black a profit. Ever since the start of the modern Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in 1924, the Friday after Thanksgiving has been known as the unofficial start to a bustling holiday shopping season
Black Friday (happens in America) is when everything goes on sale or in other words clearance which makes people wake op early to buy things on clearance.It's about stores claiming to have really good sales. However, it is criticized for not having large quantities of the sale items. This event happens in most major stores the day right after thanksgiving.Another viewBlack Friday usually refers to the day after Thanksgiving, the official start of the holiday shopping season. Stores offer deep discounts and sell a few products at a loss in order to entice shoppers to spend."Black" derives from old accounting slang, "in the black," first used in 1926 (the term was first applied to holiday shopping in the late 60s or early 70s). When a business is operating at a loss, it is said to be "in the red," referring to the way negative numbers were recorded in accounting ledgers; when a business is making a profit, it is said to be "in the black," and the ledger shows positive numbers recorded in black ink. Black Friday is often the day retailers finally begin making a profit for the year, shifting their status from being "in the red" to being "in the black." In the retail industry, most of the profit is made during the five-week period between Black Friday and the end of the year.The sales figures from Black Friday are compared to previous years and used as a barometer to predict how much shoppers will spend during the holiday season.
Yes it is but only during black friday
A day or two after black friday.
It could end the same day later in the day. Or, the "black Friday" sales could end sometime in the weekend following it. However, the crazy epic rush madness of black Friday is typically in the VERY EARLY morning.
Black Friday is the name to the Friday following Thanksgiving Day. In 2010, Black Friday falls on November 26, however, Black Friday sales start as early as October and continue through the end of November, but the majority of Black Friday shopping activity is on Nov 26th & 27th.
It could end the same day later in the day. Or, the "black Friday" sales could end sometime in the weekend following it. However, the crazy epic rush madness of black Friday is typically in the VERY EARLY morning.
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If you are talking about Rebecca Black's "Friday," then she said that she named it Friday because her favourite day of the week is Friday because it is nearly the Weekend, the end of a School Week, and she said it feels "Refreshing."
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving. In 2009, Black Friday falls on Friday, November 27.
No, black Friday refers to a certain Friday when prices at the stock exchange dropped dramatically.
Black Friday is the traditional name for the Friday following Thanksgiving in November.
december is soon and black friday has started, at the very end of black friday go to babw and they will give you a calender an emoticon code comes every three months!
they open at mudnight tonight and end in the afternoon tomorrow