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About Jay L. @Prof_Jay_Z

Jay Zagorsky is a senior lecturer at Boston University's Questrom School of Business.

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Some pundits claim that Black Friday is dying and is no longer relevant. However, the National Retail Federation issued a strong denunciation of these articles and declared that Black Friday is “far from gone.”…

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