Shoppers set a new record for spending on Black Friday, only this year, it was online.
Nervous about the coronavirus, Black Friday shoppers avoided the stores and took to their keyboards on what is normally the busiest shopping day of the year.
Online sales reached $9 billion on the day after Thanksgiving, reflecting growth of more than 21 percent from last year, well ahead of even bright expectations, according to Adobe Analytics, which analyzes website transactions from 80 of the top 100 U.S. online retailers. It was the first time web shoppers topped in-person gift hunters on the day after Thanksgiving.
That made Black Friday 2020 the second-largest online spending day in history in the United States, behind Cyber Monday last year.
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If they’d have a day called White Friday, the liberals would go berserk.