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Transcripts for CNN EarlyStart 20131127 10:54:00

whatever the case as we do the 401(k) reality check, the nasdaq up 33%. dow, 23%. the s&p is up 26%. that is so good. some stores going against the drain this thanksgiving. they re staying closed. nordstrom s neiman marcus, bj s wholesale club, costco, they will not be open. they re letting their lows enjoy the holiday. let s take a look at the shopping guide for a few quick tips by friday. automakers are getting into the act, saving some of their best deals to lure shoppers into showrooms. this is according to usa today. next, don t feel you that have to get out on the mall thursday and friday. prices are almost always better in december. i m going to say that again, the prices will be better in december. if you want to stay home, you re going to have company. forester research said online sales are set to rise a whopping 15% this year.

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from i-phones to e-books digital devices are changing our way of life. the latest evidence of that may be borders group filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the nation s number two book chore chain says it plans to close about 200 stores. it s seen a double digit drop in sales in the past three years. meanwhile, e-book sales have doubled. forester research estimates that americans spent $1 billion on e-book downloads in 2010. so are books on the way out? joining me for the discussion shelly palmer, rick willard and pete dominic. gentlemen, does this feel like many years after the conversation we had about whether dvds cds are on their way out because of digital downloads? is this just history repeating itself, rick? yes, it absolutely is. e-books are not going away. they are here to stay. the big chains came out and moved the mom and pop stores out of the neighborhoods and now

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110103:19:16:00

air travel going to look like? well, air travel is going to look like just what you said, fewer flights, more crowded planes and many more of these optional products being sold to you. that s where the airlines are making their money, through these check baggage fees, ticket change fees, selling the meals on the planes and other things like that. so expect airlines to become much more retailer-like. so the frugal traveler is going to have to do a little more work possibly to continue to be a frugal traveler to find their fares and to get on the airline that doesn t charge them as much or where they can get away with paying less than these fees. an interesting time for all of us. it s going to take a lot more work, a lot more work. the vice president and principal analyst at forester research joining me live from san francisco. let s stay in california and go to sacramento. that is the swearing-in of governor jerry brown. that is his first lady, i

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