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Microsoft has reintroduced its holiday ugly sweaters with Clippy, Xbox and Zune themes. The Clippy-themed "Artifact" sweater includes retro icons such as MS-DOS and Internet Explorer. The sweaters are available on Microsoft's online store and at physical locations in Redmond, Wash., and New York City.

Americans are holding onto devices longer, with the average smartphone kept for 29 months, up from 22 months in 2016, driven by rising prices and sustainability concerns, finds a survey by Reviews.org. Cassandra Cummings, CEO of electronics design firm Thomas Instrumentation, suggests that modular and repairable device designs can further increase longevity, reducing the need for frequent full replacements and supporting a shift away from a throwaway culture.

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Commissioner Merle Heatwole Discusses The Salvation Army’s Commitment To Providing Service, Love, and Joy to Those in Need This Christmas and Beyond Rick is joined by: Commissioner Merle Heatwole, National Commander, The Salvation Army This holiday season, rising economic pressures are weighing heavily on families across the nation, with forty-five percent of Americans expecting national economic conditions to worsen in the coming year. In these uncertain times, The Salvati

With Black Friday approaching, dynamic pricing is in full swing online. Prices change hourly – so which retailers should bargain hunters watch out for? This is 'dynamic pricing.' To find out, Decodo analyzed 150,000+ prices from 37 top U.S. retailers over the past year, revealing a constantly shifting market where timing, category, and algorithms decide if shoppers score real deals or fall for clever marketing. Here are some key findings from their latest report: Amazon lead