Black Friday shopping dropped 52% in US stores, while online sales rose by 22%, according to data
In-person Black Friday holiday shopping fell by about 52%in the US this year, as COVID-19 infections surged around the country
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Black Friday shopping dropped 52% in US stores, while online sales rose by 22%, according to data
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