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leftstreet

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6. They're saying people bought fewer items

Reply to usonian (Reply #2)

Mon Dec 1, 2025, 02:17 PM

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U.S. BLACK FRIDAY SALES HIT RECORD HIGH

Online Black Friday sales reached a record $11.8 billion, up 9.1% from last year, according to Adobe Analytics. Despite higher spending, shoppers bought fewer items due to rising prices.

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Well today is cyber Monday..........so I am on DU and not supporting oligarchs today how about you............ [View all] turbinetree Monday OP

Same here SheltieLover Monday #1

Friday saw $11.8 Billion in online sales and today is supposed to be "cyber Monday" -- Friday's boycott was a flop? usonian Monday #2

I read that Amazon, Home Depot, and Target BlueKota Monday #4

I have no statistics. usonian Monday #5

Thank you! BlueKota Monday #10

They're saying people bought fewer items leftstreet Monday #6

I didn't shop on Friday or Saturday. BlueKota Monday #3

from what I've read, Conjuay Monday #7

Sorry, but I did buy the lifetime Rosetta Stone offer today. Guys, I have to learn Spanish as I live in a sinkingfeeling Monday #8

I haven't bought anything today. Emile Monday #9