Black Friday in-store shopping dropped 52.1% as online sales broke records. Will Cyber Monday follow?

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Black Friday in-store shopping dropped 52.1% as online sales broke records. Will Cyber Monday follow?

Black Friday in-store shopping dropped 52.1% as online sales broke records. Will Cyber Monday follow?

USATODAY.com

Published 28 Nov 2020

Will Cyber Monday bring more deals and sales this year amid coronavirus pandemic? Yes, it's expected to break new online records like Black Friday.

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