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The year's shopping season does not have one hot toy, but CNBC's Darren Rovell explains the hot items are those consumers find most affordable.
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Fast Money trader J.J. Kinahan makes a 'buy, sell or hold' recommendation for Best Buy and Amazon.
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An options play on Best Buy's disappointing earnings, with Mike Khouw, Cantor Fitzgerald.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg reports on weaker than expected retail sales on Black Saturday, and the competition between Best Buy and Groupon, despite the gap in market cap.
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Despite promotional efforts, Best Buy shares are down this morning after the company missed Q3 revenue and earnings per share estimates. Perspective on where the company's prospects stand, with Alan Rifkin, Barclay's Capital retail hardlines analyst.
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The shortfall in the quarter occurred because of gross margins, says Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer & Co. senior equity research analyst, who says the promotional efforts by Best Buy to boost sales heavily weighed on the retailer's gross profit margins.
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Weighing in on Best Buy's earnings and struggle to beat online retailer Amazon, with Kenneth Langone, Invemed Associates/Home Depot co-founder; Arthur Blank, Home Depot co-founder, and Bernie Marcus, Home Depot co-founder/Marcus Foundation chairman.
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A preview of Best Buy's earnings, with David Strasser, Janney Montgomery Scott retail analyst, and how to trade it.
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Best Buy expects healthy Q3 results from a successful Black Friday weekend and early holiday season, with Carter Worth, Oppenheimer chief market technician, and Peter Keith, Piper Jaffray analyst.
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Brian Tunick, J.P. Morgan, discusses which retailers will be the winners and losers of the Black Friday weekend.
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Best Buy is shaking things up today, acquiring its British partner's stake of their US mobile phone joint venture for $1.3 billion, with Chris Horvers, J.P. Morgan, and John Carney, CNBC.com.
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The Fast Money traders discuss today's pops and drops. Also, sharing perspective on where the euro is headed, with Willie Williams, Societe General director.
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Best Buy cuts the price of its tablet by $200, with the Fast Money traders."This isn't targeting Apple- It's targeting every other table," says Jon Najarian, Optionmonster.com
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Best Buy, the world's largest consumer electronics chain, is planning for a not so "merry" holiday season, with CNBC's Amanda Drury.
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CNBC's Jon Fortt takes a look at why Amazon is selling off. Peter Keith, Piper Jaffray, also sheds light on Best Buy.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer says the electronics retailer has frittered away its capital on buybacks instead of trying to reinvent the business.
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Where was the last place you bought an electronics product? Sharing the data that shows whether there's a decline in physical store shopping, with Stephen Baker, NPD analyst.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs shares all the details investors need to know about Best Buy hitting a new 52-week low.
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Best Buy misses Street forecasts on Q2 earnings. A breakdown of retailer's earnings results with Michael Pachter, Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst, who lowered his target on the stock last week.
