Black Friday Sales rise sharply online and decline mildly in traditional Brick and Mortar stores.
Online sales still account for less than 10% of Holiday Sales but with increases of 26% continuing in the future it won't take long for the traditional retailers to feel the pain. Traditional retailers had a slight drop of 1.8% albeit recording $11.2 Billion in sales versus $1.04 billion for the online market place. Black Friday sales as a whole were up 9.2% over last year. All signs point to a very strong holiday shopping season and a continued comeback of retail sales as a whole. Check out the full length articles from the Huffington Post below
Online Sales
Holiday Retail Sales
Saturday, December 1, 2012
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