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Keene small businesses show out for Small Business Saturday

Summary by Ground News

Small Business Saturday is sandwiched between Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It was started in 2010 by American Express to help small businesses after the 2009 recession. 80% of small businesses say this holiday season is more critical to their overall financial picture than last year. A recent Bankrate.com survey found 60% of Americans plan to shop on Small Business Saturday.

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Keene small businesses show out for Small Business Saturday

"When you come in here, you're getting something specialized and something personal," a bookseller said.

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KWWL

Shop Small: Waterloo businesses take part in Small Business Saturday

WATERLOO, Iowa (KWWL)- With Thanksgiving and Black Friday in the rearview mirror, the holiday shopping season is in full swing.

1 year ago·Waterloo, United States

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Le Devoir

Business is business

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1 year ago·Quebec City, Canada

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NWAHOMEPAGE

Bentonville business owners prepare for Small Business Saturday

BENTONVILLE, Ark.( KNWA/KFTA) --- Today is Small Business Saturday and it's all about shopping locally during the holiday season. Millions of shoppers are out this weekend buying gifts for family and friends, and local businesses are letting you know not to forget about your neighbors next door. Rex Warr is the co-owner of Ropes Hounds Taproom, a business that has a little bit of everything."To see people come in and just the curiosity on their …

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WAAY-TV

Local business enjoys Small Business Saturday

Small business Saturday is a great opportunity for residents to support local small businesses.

1 year ago·Huntsville, United States

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KJRH

Tulsa businesses take part in Small Business Saturday

Tulsa businesses take part in Small Business Saturday with pop-up shops and events. One Tulsa organization is teaming up with businesses across the city to make it more fun.

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