Black Friday used to be the biggest in-person shopping event of the year, but for six straight years, online sales have outpaced stores.

On Black Friday, U.S. shoppers spent a record $11.8 billion online to snag holiday deals, according to Adobe Analytics.

Consumers in the U.S. spent a record high this year on Black Friday. But the surge in sales may not reflect shoppers’ desire ...

Black Friday e-commerce retail sales, excluding automotives, increased 10.4% year over year while in-store sales grew more ...

While spending soared to almost $12 billion, per one estimate, the data shows a more complicated economic picture.

U.S. consumers spent a record $11.8 billion online on Black Friday 2025 — a 9.1 % increase from the previous year.  On ...

Preliminary reports indicate that Black Friday shopping set a new record, although the increase over year-ago results appears ...

Two grassroots groups, “We Ain’t Buying It” and "Mass Blackout," call for retail boycotts Thanksgiving weekend to protest corporate and Trump administration policies.

US retail sales on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year, climbed 4.1% compared with last year, according to data released Saturday by Mastercard SpendingPulse. Online shoppers alone ...

Digital sales surged over the Thanksgiving weekend, pushing overall consumer spending higher than many analysts predicted.

Although Black Friday still reigns supreme as a magnet for in-store shopping, the ease of browsing and buying gifts online has eroded the event’s singular significance. Online purchases now account ...

On Black Friday, officers with the Henderson Police Department arrested 19 people and issued citations to 11 more at popular ...