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Small Business Saturday expected to bring big boost to metro Detroit's local shops

After the Black Friday rush, Small Business Saturday is putting the focus back on neighborhoods, bringing a big lift to metro Detroit's mom-and-pop stores.

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Small Business Saturday poised for powerful impact as SBA rallies Americans to shop local

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Black Friday, Small Business Saturday kick off in-store shopping season

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Shoppers hit streets for Small Business Saturday. Owners say it gives shoppers a more personal feel

Small Business Saturday is one of the biggest and busiest shopping days of the holiday season, sandwiched in between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

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Small Business Saturday helps to uplift local vendors

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Locals supporting locals on Small Business Saturday

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Detroit students to sell handcrafted furniture to public on Small Business Saturday

This weekend, students in Detroit will showcase and sell handmade furniture they spent the semester creating. The event is part of Small Business Saturday.

Small Business Saturday hit and miss in Detroit's New Center amid concerns about economy, tariffs

Small Business Saturday was initiated in 2011 to drive more customers to independently owned shops and restaurants.

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The Metro Events Guide: Where to kick off the holiday season in metro Detroit

Light displays, local holiday shopping, indoor entertainment and more. Here’s how to kick off your holiday season in metro Detroit.

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Detroit students sell handmade furniture for Small Business Saturday

Students in Detroit will showcase and sell handmade furniture they spent the semester creating. The event is part of Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29.

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Gilbert and Duggan on Detroit’s Future (Plus Our Small Business Saturday Plans)

In this pre-Thanksgiving Daily Detroit episode, host Jer Staes and co-host Norris Howard unpack a rare, candid conversation between Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Rocket Companies founder Dan Gilbert about the future of Detroit and Michigan.