Hey kids, you know your parents aren't going to let you eat all of the candy hauled in on Halloween trick-or-treating rounds. So why not swap some of it for cash money?

The decision announced this week by Macy's and some malls to open doors to shoppers during the dinner hours on Thanksgiving seemed inevitable. But it doesn't necessarily make sense.

Why is Columbus Day a paid holiday for some workers, but just another work day for others? And does the way decisions are made about who gets what days off make a lick of sense?

Macy's is outfitting stores with the ability to detect shoppers' exact locations—and then make ads and coupons magically appear on smartphones so they'll buy the merchandise in front of them.

Parents: Don't have a heart attack. It's not the Apple Watch kids are supposedly demanding.

They're trying to be cute by calling it the "Kmart Not a Christmas Commercial," but that's not fooling anybody.