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Costco stores in Japan are running weekend-limited discounts through October 12, including 400 yen off Godiva chocolate, with special prices also applying to Waffle Bits chocolate and Lambrusco wine. Japanese news and deal sites are compiling lists of the sale items worth checking out, and shoppers are sharing which discounts to look for before the promotion ends.
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Search interest in the date of Black Friday 2026 is rising in the United States and Australia. Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday, November 27, and retailers are already teasing holiday savings events, with coverage of early sales at stores like Costco prompting shoppers to look up dates and plan purchases well ahead of the season.
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Costco Wholesale announced it will keep its quarterly dividend at $1.47 per share, payable November 13 to shareholders of record as of October 30. The steady payout comes as investors track the retailer's stock, which continues to draw attention amid broader market moves and the company's consistent shareholder returns.
- 4Turkey taste test ranks 11 grocery stores — several fail▼We Tested Turkey From Walmart, Costco, Kroger & 8 Stores | These FAILED
A blind taste test of turkeys from 11 grocery chains, including Walmart, Costco and Kroger, has ranked which store-brand birds are worth buying — and which ones failed on flavour and texture. The review comes ahead of Thanksgiving, when shoppers are comparing prices and quality across retailers for their holiday turkey.
- 5Rivian Driver Shocked By Costco EV Charging Cost▼Woman Charges Her Rivian At Costco For 1 Hour. Then She Sees How Much It Costs: ‘Electric Car People Have Been Lying’
A Rivian owner charged her electric pickup at a Costco for one hour and was surprised by the bill, saying 'electric car people have been lying.' The story highlights the gap between perceptions of cheap home charging and the reality of paid public charging prices, which can approach or exceed gasoline costs per mile. Commenters are debating whether public charging prices undermine the savings argument for going electric.