Minneapolis-based Target is teaming up with Richfield-based Best Buy to test a tech-support program. The Denver Post reports more than two-dozen Target stores in the Denver metro will start featuring Best Buy’s Geek Squad agents this fall. One store in the Twins Cities will also take part in the pilot project. The trained technicians will offer in-store gadget repairs to home-theater delivery and installation.

A new rumor suggests Apple could launch mini Apple Stores inside a number of Target locations in 2012. Target already sells iPods, iPhones and iPads. If the report by AppleInsider is true, the Minnesota-based retailer could start selling Mac computers.

The C9 Active Apparel store in San Francisco will be the Minneapolis-based retailer's first standalone specialty store. It will carry a line of athletic clothing that Target already sells at its regular stores.

Ebay Inc. is teaming up with some of the nation's biggest retailers, including Minneapolis-based Target and Richfield-based Best Buy, to test a same-day delivery service, Reuters reports. The move comes as rival Amazon.com Inc., the world's largest online retailer, is building more warehouses to deliver items faster and cheaper.

TVs, especially, were top sellers on the year's biggest shopping day, and among retailers, Best Buy seems to have done especially well. The early data says the retailer saw a huge jump in the number of Black Friday shoppers.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is testing its new same-day delivery service of select electronics, toys and other online purchases in 10 markets, including Minneapolis, the Associated Press reports. The "Wal-Mart To Go" program costs $10 for an unlimited number of items. The Arkansas-based discount chain is trying to cater to online shoppers who are turning to retail sites like Amazon.com.