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USA Today
26-05-2025
- Business
- USA Today
Amazon's Memorial Day tech deals have up to 50% off Apple, Blink, JBL
Amazon's Memorial Day tech deals have up to 50% off Apple, Blink, JBL Tech deals make great gift ideas for dad! Memorial Day weekend is here, and Amazon's tech deals are heating up! Amazon is offering up to 50% off select Amazon devices, TVs, JBL speakers, Apple products and more. This would be a great time to grab dad a Father's Day gift idea or for some new tech upgrades for a recent graduate. Don't miss out on these limited-time offers, as some of the best deals could sell out fast. Below, we've put together some great deals you can score now on the best-selling tech gadgets, laptops, tablets, and TVs, making it the perfect opportunity to snag those highly anticipated electronics you've been eyeing. Amazon's best-selling Memorial Day tech deals More: We just found a summer reading list hack: Join Book of the Month for $5 and get a free hat More: Stylish savings: Add an extra 20% off markdowns at the Coach Outlet Memorial Day sale 👜 More: One year of Peacock Premium is less than $25 for National Streaming Day More: Is an Amazon Prime membership worth it? Here's what you need to know When is Memorial Day 2025? Memorial Day 2025 is observed on Monday, May 26. Is Memorial Day a federal holiday? Yes, Memorial Day is one of the 11 federal holidays recognized nationwide. It's also the unofficial start to summer in the retail world.
Indianapolis Star
24-05-2025
- Business
- Indianapolis Star
Amazon's Memorial Day tech deals have up to 50% off Apple, Blink, JBL
Memorial Day weekend is here, and Amazon's tech deals are heating up! Amazon is offering up to 50% off select Amazon devices, TVs, JBL speakers, Apple products and more. This would be a great time to grab dad a Father's Day gift idea or for some new tech upgrades for a recent graduate. Don't miss out on these limited-time offers, as some of the best deals could sell out fast. Below, we've put together some great deals you can score now on the best-selling tech gadgets, laptops, tablets, and TVs, making it the perfect opportunity to snag those highly anticipated electronics you've been eyeing. More: We just found a summer reading list hack: Join Book of the Month for $5 and get a free hat More: Stylish savings: Add an extra 20% off markdowns at the Coach Outlet Memorial Day sale 👜 More: One year of Peacock Premium is less than $25 for National Streaming Day More: Is an Amazon Prime membership worth it? Here's what you need to know Memorial Day 2025 is observed on Monday, May 26.
USA Today
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
We just found a summer reading list hack: Join Book of the Month for $5 and get a free hat
We just found a summer reading list hack: Join Book of the Month for $5 and get a free hat Get hardcover books delivered to your doorstep every month, plus rock a cute hat for free. If you've been looking for a reason to finally join Book of the Month, this is it. For a limited time, new members can sign up and get their first book for just $5 using the code BOUQUET—plus, you'll receive a free reader-friendly hat in your first box. Learn more about this Memorial Day offer to help you tackle your summer reading list on a budget. How to claim your free hat and $5 book Add your Book of the Month titles to your cart and choose your favorite hat for free: Born to read books, forced to read emails. Book person. Well-read. Reading is sexy. But don't wait! This summer offer ends soon. If you don't ship a box in May, you'll miss out on the hat! More: Shop 10 best Memorial Day deals today at REI, HexClad, Soma and more 🛍️ How does Book of the Month work? Curated book titles : Each month, BOTM editors select 5 to 7 buzzworthy new releases across genres. : Each month, BOTM editors select 5 to 7 buzzworthy new releases across genres. You choose yours : Pick your favorite hardcover book or audiobook by the 6th of the month, skip a month or add extra books for a fee depending on the book. : Pick your favorite hardcover book or audiobook by the 6th of the month, skip a month or add extra books for a fee depending on the book. Flexible membership : Subscriptions are $12.99 to $17.99 per month after your first discounted box (depending on your subscription), and you can pause or cancel anytime. If you forget to choose your monthly book, your credits will be saved for next month. : Subscriptions are $12.99 to $17.99 per month after your first discounted box (depending on your subscription), and you can pause or cancel anytime. If you forget to choose your monthly book, your credits will be saved for next month. Free shipping: Every box ships free, straight to your doorstep. Sign up for Book of the Month Does Book of the Month offer audiobooks? Yes! BOTM now offers audiobooks, which can be purchased separately and listened to through their app. Does Book of the Month ship everywhere? BOTM ships to most U.S. locations, but not internationally at this time. Can you gift someone a book of the month subscription? Yes, you can gift a Book of the Month subscription! It's a popular option for book lovers and comes with a few flexible options: 3-month membership : $59.99 : $59.99 6-month membership : $99.99 : $99.99 12-month membership: $199.99 Gift a Book of the Month subscription
Business Insider
10-05-2025
- General
- Business Insider
Navigating Mother's Day without a mother is impossibly hard. I wish brands would make it easier to opt out of ads.
In the spring of 2021, my entire life changed in an instant. "She's gone" is all my mom's fiancé sent to me. My mother, who was the cornerstone of my life, my sounding board, the person I called every day, whether she picked up or not, had unexpectedly died on a beautiful Sunday in May. For the next year, I agonized over holidays that never really stood out to me. I couldn't get out of bed for the entirety of Thanksgiving weekend because she didn't text me to ask if I was coming over. Christmas felt like another day, even though my sister and I tried to maintain traditions for my nephew. By the time April had rolled around, I had all but forgotten Mother's Day since she had died exactly one week after the year before. Wherever I went, I couldn't avoid Mother's Day By mid-April, I couldn't go to stores anymore. Every store was awash in pink and yellow hues, screaming about showing appreciation for the mothers in my life. My inbox had become inundated with Mother's Day emails about the best gifts, where to buy flowers, and not-so-boring brunches and dinners to cook for your mom. It became a minefield I had never expected to navigate in my early 30s. As I was scrolling through, I found one, just one, email that asked me if I'd like to opt out of Mother's Day emails. It was from Etsy. After staring at the screen for what felt like an eternity, I finally opened the email. It said, "We know Mother's Day can be a tough time for some. If you'd like to opt out of our emails, click here." Relief washed over me in a way I couldn't describe, and I instantly clicked the button. More companies have been offering the option By the time Mother's Day rolled around the next year, I was better prepared to handle the weeks leading up to it. I became the biggest proponent of drive-up services, avoided certain areas of stores, and allowed emails to pile up to be dealt with later. I was grateful to once again receive the email from Etsy, but I was amazed that more companies hadn't understood how hard this day could be for some and had yet to offer opt-outs. It's not just a hard day for those of us who have lost and are grieving their mothers. It's hard for those who have strained relationships or are in no contact with their mothers. For some, they may have suffered abandonment or are dealing with a mother or mother figure who is ill or dying. But it's also hard for women who have been trying so hard to become mothers, however that may look, or have lost children of their own. It wouldn't only be kinder for brands to allow for opt-outs, but it would also be smarter. Thankfully, this year, just shy of four years after losing my mother, I have seen an uptick in the option. Etsy, steadfast, was the first at the beginning of April. Then followed the subscription service Book of the Month, publisher Hachette, clothing company Lunya, as well as newsletters including Apartment Therapy, The Strategist, and OpenTable.
