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Best Buy Co. Inc

NYSE: BBY Specialty Retail
$92.63
▼ $1.54 (−1.64%) today
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Technology

Best Buy Pushes Virtual Reality Ahead of Holidays

Are virtual reality headsets the next big thing for consumer electronics or for tech company marketers? The devices get a lot of ink and pixels, but they are not exactly taking the…

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Paul Ausick
9:08am ET
Consumer Electronics

Best Buy Pushes Toy Sales as Holidays Approach

For some, it’s never too early to think about holiday gift shopping. Best Buy Co. Inc. (NYSE: BBY), for example, has begun promoting holiday toys and it looks like the consumer electronics…

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Paul Ausick
12:45pm ET
Retail

Best Buy Pushes the iPhone 7 — Hard

Of the promotions 24/7 Wall St. noticed for the iPhone 7, the best and most aggressive was from consumer electronics retailer Best Buy.

Douglas A. McIntyre
8:35am ET
Retail

Why Is Best Buy Selling Pet Food Bowls?

Call it diversification, but consumer electronics giant Best Buy sells pet food bowls. Personal computers, smartphones, game systems and appliances are not enough, it seems.

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Douglas A. McIntyre
12:10pm ET
Retail

Why Analysts Are Chasing Best Buy Much Higher

Best Buy easily had one of its best quarters ever, especially considering this is the off-season for most retailers. Analysts took the opportunity to raise their price targets.

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Chris Lange
10:50am ET
Investing

Top 10 Earnings to Watch This Week

24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of HP, Best Buy and some of the other major companies reporting their quarterly results this coming week.

Chris Lange
9:13am ET
Consumer Electronics

Why Does Best Buy Sell $1,000 Refrigerators?

Best Buy is supposed to be a consumer electronics store. Its shelves and bestbuy.com are supposed to be filled with PCs, video games, cell phones, cameras, and home theaters. However, it also…

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Douglas A. McIntyre
9:15am ET
Retail

6 Retailers That Need to Merge to Survive

The trouble is relentless across the brick-and-mortar retail world. Malls are closing or downsizing. At least six large retailers will have to merge, almost certainly in some combination with one another.

Douglas A. McIntyre