Online Black Friday Sales Bring In Record $9.1 Billion

The Street 2022-11-28

Views 427

Online Black Friday sales set a record this year, with consumers spending over $9 billion on the biggest shopping event of the season.
Show more

Share This Video


Download

  
Report form
RELATED VIDEOS
Online retail sales in India seen growing to $32.7 billion in 2018
play
01:31

Online retail sales in India seen growing to $32.7 billion in 2018
Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Says Retail Company on Track for $5 Billion in Annual Sales
play
00:37

Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Says Retail Company on Track for $5 Billion in Annual Sales
What Retail Sales Say About the Consumer
play
00:51

What Retail Sales Say About the Consumer
Retail Sales Rises More Than Expected In March, Indicate Strong Consumer Spending
play
01:01

Retail Sales Rises More Than Expected In March, Indicate Strong Consumer Spending
Retail Sales Rise 0.6% in December as Consumers Increase Holiday Spending, But Economic Challenges Loom
play
00:40

Retail Sales Rise 0.6% in December as Consumers Increase Holiday Spending, But Economic Challenges Loom
What October Retail Sales Say About the American Consumer
play
03:26

What October Retail Sales Say About the American Consumer
London’s West End Retail Sales Set To Drop By £2 Billion
play
02:36

London’s West End Retail Sales Set To Drop By £2 Billion
April Retail Sales Miss Expectations As Consumers Pull Back Discretionary Spend
play
03:26

April Retail Sales Miss Expectations As Consumers Pull Back Discretionary Spend
What August Retail Sales Say About Consumer
play
02:02

What August Retail Sales Say About Consumer
UK retail sales fall, consumer confidence nears record low
play
01:13

UK retail sales fall, consumer confidence nears record low
Retail Sales Slump as Consumers Pull Back On Spending
play
02:07

Retail Sales Slump as Consumers Pull Back On Spending
May US Retail Sales Preview: The Disconnect Between The 'Wealth Effect' And Consumer Spending
play
02:35

May US Retail Sales Preview: The Disconnect Between The 'Wealth Effect' And Consumer Spending