Author: Medora Lee, USA TODAY

President’s Day sales will generally be better than last year as retailers try to entice budget-squeezed shoppers to buy up their still bloated stock.

President’s Day sales will generally be better than last year as retailers try to entice budget-squeezed shoppers to buy up their still bloated stock.

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