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Best Buy reported its Second Quarter results and domestic comparable sales increased 0.8 percent.
It’s our 50th anniversary, and we’re rolling out the welcome mat to Tech Home at Minnesota’s Mall of America to help celebrate Best Buy’s role of bringing the latest technology to you.
Technology has changed a lot over the past half century, and so has Best Buy. We talked with our founder and our current CEO to take stock of the past and look into the future.
Today is a big day at Best Buy. It’s our 50th birthday, our golden anniversary, the big five-oh. We spent some time in the company archives learning more about who we are.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has designated today, Aug. 22, 2016, as “Best Buy Company Recognition Day” in honor of our 50th anniversary and contributions to the state.
Curiosity, 90 minutes and a little help from adults were all it took for 300 students to build their own laptops during a Geek Squad Academy camp in Minneapolis this week. It was a celebration of the academy's 10th year.
A laptop is a critical tool for crushing it in school, but choosing the right one can be a challenge. We have advice from an expert Blue Shirt.
Instead of his usual Denver blue and orange, football star Von Miller wore the Geek Squad black and white and helped customers with questions about computer set up and connected home devices.
Bask in the nostalgia of a drive-in movie without leaving your house by creating your own outdoor theater. We talked to experts from Magnolia at Best Buy on what you need and how to set it up to have the best experience.
There’s so much to do to prepare for a new school year that it’s easy to neglect the crucial task of making sure technology is working properly and ready to go. We turned to Geek Squad Agents for advice.
Many of us like to hit the great outdoors to take a break from our jobs, the hustle and bustle of city life, and the tether of technology.
But getting away from it all doesn’t mean you have to trade in your smartphone for a walking stick. There are plenty of ways to integrate technology to enhance your nature time while remaining (mostly) unplugged.
Your smartphone can be a handy outdoors helper. No doubt you have a preferred weather app (use it!)