Both retailers are offering price protection through most of the holiday shopping season as well, so if you buy early and the same item drops to a lower price, you can retroactively get that better deal.

It's official — Walmart's Black Friday shopping event will kick off early on Monday, November 11 (in-store shopping begins November 15). The retailer recently released its much-anticipated Black Friday ad, and we are pleased to announce that the deals don't disappoint.

Walmart announced Monday its plans for Black Friday and Cyber Monday this year. Here's what customers need to know.

Walmart's Black Friday Deals events will feature "the season’s must-have gifts from top brands like Apple, Samsung, Xbox, Beats, Barbie, Lego, Dyson, Reebok, Levis, and so much more," said Latriece Watkins, Walmart's Executive Vice President and Chief Merchandising Officer.

Walmart has announced its plans for a huge Black Friday sale's event that's bigger and better than ever. Here's what to know about this major holiday sale.

It's not even November yet and Walmart has already announced its Black Friday sale for 2024. Similar to last year, the retail giant will be launching its sale across multiple different dates. The main difference this year, however, is that the first event will start even earlier than before.

Officials announced that Walmart will be holding three “Black Friday Deals” events through November and into December.

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Save 50% off for Black Friday. Perks include free shipping with no minimum, video streaming with Paramount+ Essential subscription, and more. See Walmart+ Terms & Conditions. If you're a regular Walmart shopper,