Online retailers hope for record Cyber Monday sales
Online spending today is projected to grow 35.3% to a record $12.7 billion.
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Nov 30, 2020, 12:42 PM
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3ds agoToday is
the day known as "Cyber Monday,” and the
pandemic is expected to lead to record online shopping this year.
Online spending today is
projected to grow 35.3% to a record $12.7 billion compared to the same day last
year, according to Adobe Analytics which tracks online shopping.
Today, Walmart is set to
have one of its biggest online sales ever. You can also find deep discounts on Amazon and at Best
Buy.
Adobe
Analytics says consumers have already spent $9 billion online on Black Friday.
It says online spending the
day after Thanksgiving rose nearly 22%. That beats last year's previous record of $7.4 billion.
