Black Friday Sales Exceed $9 Billion for the First Time; Increased Brick-and-Mortar Visits Suggest Upswing for the Retail Industry
The economy may be struggling, but that isn’t stopping American shoppers from hitting up their favorite stores this holiday season, both in-person and online.
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