Thanksgiving weekend has come to an end. We've decided to round up the 10 most important stories you probably missed while carving that turkey.

1. Online shopping killed it this weekend. Brick-and-mortar? Not so much. [Bloomberg]

2. On that note, Macy's in particular had a dark Black Friday, prompting it to reconsider its real estate strategy. [The Street]

3. Although most college students were home for this Thanksgiving break, here are the best cities for them anyway. [Fortune]

4. Hey, Old McDonald, is farmland the new investment trend? [Seeking Alpha]

5. Mega-project Hudson Yard's residential tower just secured $1.3B in financing. [CO]

6. Economic troubles have Chinese investors pulling back from property investments in the US. [WSJ]

7. Goldman Sachs predicts up to four rate hikes next year. Yes, four. Brace yourselves. [MW]

8. Norway has appointed a central banker to oversee its $860B fund, the largest in the world. [Bisnow]

9. Two Cushman & Wakefield vets make the move to Colliers International. [GS]

10. Freddie Mac thinks it'll receive $45B in multifamily loans for 2015. [GS]