The Black Friday of summer is almost here.
With a number of major retailers launching competing sales, there will be many ways to save across the board.
"With this year's event being our biggest ever, guests can shop more incredible deals and items, with three full days to save on must-have products that will bring them joy all summer and beyond," said Target's executive vice president and chief growth officer, Christina Hennington.
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