Apple rarely runs sales, but Black Friday is traditionally the exception to that rule. This year will be no different, as Apple recently emailed customers to announce its one-day shopping event to be held Nov. 23. Although it has not outlined specific items or discounts to be included in the event, the discounts are historically 10 to 15 percent—small figures that can add up to large savings when dealing with high-dollar electronics. According to Apple’s Web site, the sale will begin online at midnight PST, although Apple stores will also run specials and be open extended hours for the shopping event. Items purchased from Apple’s Web site on Black Friday will receive free shipping in the United States, although the discounts will be available to international customers, as well. The iPhone is not expected to be on sale.

Samantha Lile

Samantha Lile is a 2002 Missouri State University graduate of journalism and mass media. She has served as a reporter and editor for various newspapers throughout her journalism career. She made the leap into writing full-time after working for a major financial institution since 2000.

Because of her banking background, Samantha is knowledgeable in finance reporting, but is also strong in commentaries, personal profiles, youth studies, horticulture, history and entertainment-related works.

Samantha lives in Ozark, Mo. with her husband of nine years, four dogs and two cats.

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