Samsung and Geek Squad have helped the neighborhood incorporate smart technology into its dazzling holiday lights display.
Holiday Shopping
A Best Buy photography expert shares some easy advice to help you capture a great picture for that ever-popular holiday card.
Created to add a little laughter to the season’s to-do list, the ads demonstrate just how stress-free Best Buy’s expert Blue Shirts and Geek Squad Agents make holiday shopping.
The Best Buy holiday "Top Tech" list contains the hottest new and emerging technologies handpicked by Best Buy’s experts, from virtual reality and smart home products to drones and hair dryers (yes, hair dryers).
The “Top Tech” list contains the 20 must-have technology products picked by our experts — just in time to get a head start on holiday shopping.
As one of the first retailers to offer shoppers plastic gifts cards 20 years ago, Best Buy led one of the hottest trends in gift-giving.
Back then, our wallet-sized plastic cards replaced cumbersome paper gift certificates.
It took a while for shoppers to embrace the concept of gift cards, but today they’re one of the most popular items for gift-givers and gift-receivers. In fact, the National Retail Federation expected total spending on the cards to reach $25.9 billion in 2015.
Picking up a quality gift for your significant other, landlord and little brother is already a daunting enough task without having to sweat a tight budget. But great gifts don’t have to break the bank.
More and more Americans are indulging in “self-gifting” at the holidays, checking something off their own wish lists while out shopping for loved ones.
Free holiday shipping is a great perk for shoppers this time of year but, sadly, there are people out there who will steal packages from doorsteps. Here are tips to make sure deliveries end up where they're intended.
Enterprise revenue increased 2.1%
Domestic comparable sales increased 2.6%, excluding the
benefit of mobile phone installment billing
MINNEAPOLIS — Jan. 15, 2015 — Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE: BBY) today announced revenue results for the nine weeks ended January 3, 2015, as compared to the nine weeks ended January 4, 2014, excluding revenue from the Five Star business in China. As announced on December 4, 2014, the company entered into a definitive agreement for the sale of its Five Star business in China and expects to include its results in discontinued operations beginning in Q4 FY15.