E-commerce sales were up 7.5% on Black Friday compared to 2022, with a record $9.8 billion spent online during the day, according to an Adobe Analytics report released today. Store Traffic Up 4.6% ...

These sales are expected to account for 53% of total Black Friday sales, the company predicts. Loosening Covid-19 restrictions also spurred a return to the brick-and-mortar world. “People have ...

Sales on Black Friday increased 29.8% from a year ago, ... Retail sales in November and December are expected to grow between 8.5% and 10.5% this year compared with the 2020 holiday season, ...

The 2020 edition of Black Friday did not offer the usual scenes of bustling stores and shoppers lined up outside discount chains and electronics retailers. Instead, most people bought online, if ...

The company said online Black Friday shopping sales came in at $9.8 billion. It climbed 7.5% from the total that Black Friday online shoppers forked over in 2022, according to Adobe Analytics.

Still, Black Friday retail sales surged 29.8% through mid-afternoon, according to Mastercard SpendingPulse, which tracks all types of payments, including cash and credit cards.

Black Friday marks the start of the holiday shopping season — yet this season doesn’t resemble any that came before. COVID-19 has sent shock waves rippling across the globe, hitting the retail ...

Last year, Black Friday's online sales totaled $8.92 billion. Sign up for the Daily Business newsletter Stay in the know on jobs, retail and all things business across Long Island.

Black Friday sales were up, ... was buzzing on Black Friday. Foot traffic soared over last year, yet was still lower than compared with Black Friday 2019. ... Sapna Maheshwari covers retail.

Department stores bracing for the biggest shopping day of the year are giving thanks to Congress. After enduring the worst holiday sales season in 40 years, retailers are hoping for a good ...

Early figures tell us that Black Friday and the four-day Thanksgiving weekend may be losing their shopping luster. WSJ's Shelly Banjo and Geoffrey Rogow discuss. Photo: AP Retail spending over the ...

Please check your inbox for your confirmation. On this year’s Black Friday, things almost seem normal. Malls and stores report decent-sized crowds, if not the floods of people that used to fight ...