Retailers are predicting another uptick in online shopping this holiday season. Of course, it's convenient, you can shop in your jammies, and you can browse the whole Web for the best deal out there.
At least that's the idea. A Wall Street Journal investigation found that online shops are pricing products differently for different people. WSJ reporter Jennifer Valentino-Devries joins the show with more.
Report shows stores skew online prices based on user information
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Take Two for December 24, 2012
- 'The Cat Behind the Hat' uncovers the lesser-known works of Dr. Seuss
- Where you can find Santa Claus in LA
- Jacki Weaver of 'Silver Linings Playbook' talks Philly, DeNiro and show biz
- First-person shooter video games may have neurological benefits
- Senators take issue with torture depictions in 'Zero Dark Thirty'
- One mom explains which toys not to buy for her kids
- Update on outcome of Egyptian elections
- Report shows stores skew online prices based on user information
- Fiscal cliff deadline looms amid year-end holidays
- Book critic David Kipen offers last-minute gift advice
- Many suffer through excessive wait times at US-Mexico border crossing
- Families go into debt to keep the quinceañera tradition alive
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