Cyber Monday Poised to Break Record After Black Friday Online Sales Hit New Highs
Analysts at Adobe predict that Cyber Monday sales will hit $9.4 billion by close of business on Dec 2., setting a new online shopping record in the United States.
This comes as Black Friday was on track to hit $7.4 billion in online sales—19 percent higher than last year, based on early data compiled by Adobe.
“Cyber Monday will set a new record as the largest—and fastest—growing online shopping day of the year with $9.4 billion in sales, an 18.9 percent increase year over year (YoY),” said the Adobe communications team in an online post.
Things Have Changed Real Fast
Chick-Fil-A has received considerable negative press in recent days due to their decision to pull the plug on their giving to pro-family charities such as Salvation Army to appease the LGBT lobby.
Analysts at Adobe predict that Cyber Monday sales will hit $9.4 billion by close of business on Dec 2., setting a new online shopping record in the United States.
This comes as Black Friday was on track to hit $7.4 billion in online sales—19 percent higher than last year, based on early data compiled by Adobe.
“Cyber Monday will set a new record as the largest—and fastest—growing online shopping day of the year with $9.4 billion in sales, an 18.9 percent increase year over year (YoY),” said the Adobe communications team in an online post.
Things Have Changed Real Fast
Chick-Fil-A has received considerable negative press in recent days due to their decision to pull the plug on their giving to pro-family charities such as Salvation Army to appease the LGBT lobby.
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