Matthew Shay, president and CEO of the National Retail Federation, joins Saturday TODAY to discuss how Black Friday went for retailers, how it compared to previous years and the impact of tariffs on the holiday shopping season.

Shoppers across the country showed up to stores and the malls in droves this Black Friday in search of the best deals. The discount dash comes as tariffs threaten higher prices and Americans increasingly worry over affordability with recent readings on consumer sentiment falling to a seven-month low. NBC’s Brian Cheung reports for Saturday TODAY.

This holiday season, tariffs are threatening the survival of a small Christmas supply business outside of Salt Lake City.

Some 46 million people from the northern Rockies to the Northeast remain under winter weather alerts into the weekend, as two weather systems threaten to disrupt post-Thanksgiving travel with chilly temperatures, heavy snow and dangerous driving conditions

Black Friday deals can be tempting but you don’t need to let your holiday spending break the bank. Nicole Lapin, bestselling author of “The Money School,” joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Andy Cohen to share tips for maximizing your budget by creating spending plans, utilizing price-protection perks and more. (Sponsored by PayPal)

From the major retailers offering the biggest deals to using AI tools to compare prices, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to share tips and strategies to save this Black Friday.

Jason Bonfig, Best Buy’s chief customer, product and fulfillment officer, joins TODAY to discuss how the retailer is preparing for the rush of Black Friday shoppers. He also shares the items customers can expect deals on and how tariffs have impacted the business.

More than 130 million shoppers are expected to score big deals this Black Friday with major retailers offering discounts on items, including toys, beauty products and electronics. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Brian Cheung breaks down what products people should look out for this Black Friday and what to hold off on until Cyber Monday.

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