- Record shoppers, online sales surge signal strong US holiday . . .
U S shoppers spent $14 25 billion on Cyber Monday, pushing total online sales over the Thanksgiving weekend to $44 2 billion, according to an Adobe Analytics report, as consumers lapped up offers
- Shoppers, drawn by steep discounts, power through Black Friday
By KAILYN RHONEEven at a time of inflation, tariff concerns and economic uncertainty, Americans opened their wallets on Black Friday, chasing deep discounts and stretching their budgets where they could Data released Saturday showed that shoppers seized on Thanksgiving and Black Friday deals, spending significantly more than last year online and slightly more in stores, though they grew more
- Youre paying more for less this shopping season - CNN
Black Friday once again proved that Americans are willing to shop when they spot bargains
- U. S. consumers spent a record $11. 8 billion online during . . .
Shoppers turned out in big numbers for Black Friday despite wider economic uncertainty
- Shoppers spend billions on Black Friday to snag holiday deals . . .
Despite wider economic uncertainty hovering above this year’s holiday season, shoppers turned out in big numbers for Black Friday — spending billions of dollars both in stores and online
- Shoppers are underwhelmed by deals and crowds on Black Friday
Shoppers at a Target store at the Serramonte Mall on Black Friday in Daly City, California, US, on Friday, Nov 28, 2025 David Paul Morris Bloomberg—Getty Images
- Black Friday shoppers spend a record $11. 8 billion online
Black Friday 2025 saw a record online spending of $11 8 billion, driven by mobile shopping and AI tools, despite economic concerns
- Cash-strapped shoppers opt for essentials and buy-now-pay . . .
‘Buy now, pay later’ boom shows shoppers are swapping impulse buys for strategy BNPL services continue to surge, while consumers continue to drift away from in-person shopping and impulse buys
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