It’s the week of Thanksgiving, which means Black Friday and Cyber Monday will soon be upon us.We’re breaking down deals store by store to ensure you save as much money as possible this year. When it comes to affordable electronics, eBay fans will have several great options this year. Check out the site’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals below. The site will sell Ninja Coffee Bar Brewers with a bonus coffee cookbook for $99.99, down from its ordinary price of $179.99.

As Donald Trump surrounds himself with like-minded climate change deniers, big business is demanding the Republican president-elect keep the U.S. in the historic Paris climate agreementand focus on building a low-carbon economy. Failure to do so “puts American prosperity at risk,” Nike, eBay, The North Face and hundreds of other U.S. companies wrote in an open letter Wednesday addressed to Trump, President Barack Obama, members of Congress and global leaders.

If you’re looking for a cheap place to live, your best bet might be the Rust Belt. Some of the most affordable real estate can be found in cities like Pittsburgh ― you’d need to make a salary of just $32,000 to buy a house in the area, according to an analysis from mortgage information site HSH.com.

Facebook and Google announced Monday that they were taking steps to restrict ads from fake news outlets after facing criticism that hoax stories helped swing the presidential election in favor of Donald Trump. Facebook said Monday that it would ban fake news sites from using its Facebook Audience Network, which allows websites to generate revenueby including Facebook ads. Also Monday, Google said it would work to prevent websites selling fake news from using its AdSense advertising network.

In a rapidly shifting political climate,Jeff Bezos wants Amazon employees to know the company’s commitment to diversity and inclusion remains unchanged. The CEO sent a reassuring letter to company leaders on Sunday, in response to an inquiry from a manager and minority advocate anxious over last Tuesday’s election ofDonaldTrump, following axenophobic campaignand concerning policies.

“As I have said, we wouldn’t carry product from a political candidate ― and now a politician ― whether they be Republican or Democrat. If Hillary Clinton had a line of women’s suits or handbags, I wouldn’t carry those either,” Lundgren said. “I just think we don’t want to be a politically associated company. We sell to everybody at Macy’s, and have a broad and diverse customer base.

GrubHub CEO Matt Maloney struck a decidedly more intense tone than other business leaders when he sent out a company-wide email reacting to the election ofDonaldTrump. Like company leaders around the U.S., the food delivery company chief emailed his employees on Wednesday after the election.But in his note thatBuzzfeed obtained,Maloney wrote that he vehemently disagreed with Trump’s “hateful politics.

Apple CEO Tim Cook reassured staff that the company would “keep moving forward” and reiterated Apple’s commitment to diversity followingDonald Trump’spresidential electionwin. In a memo sent to U.S. staff Wednesday evening, andfirst reported by Buzzfeed, Cook didn’t mention Trump by name but said employees “can be confident that Apple’s North Star hasn’t changed.” “I recall something Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Share prices in Sturm, Ruger & Co., for instance, opened the morning 12 percent lower and then lost yet more ground in morning trading: Rival gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson fared little better, also opening the day down about 12 percent and then trading still lower: But maybe those drops were predictable.

The retail pharmacy giant once helped float Theranos to a $9 billion valuation, vaulting its founder and CEO, Elizabeth Holmes, to tech industry stardom. But in October 2015, The Wall Street Journal exposed major problems with the company’s marquee product, which claimed to be able to run 240 different tests on a single drop of blood. Theranos vehemently denied the report, but new revelations kept coming.