Black Friday a shadow of its former self in US
The National Retail Federation has projected that US consumers will spend an average of US$1,048 this year, up about 4% they said they would spend last year. – EPA pic, November 30, 2019.
THE US holiday shopping season officially opened with a deluge of Black Friday promotions but the frenzied crowds of the past have thinned out with the rise of e-commerce. Companies in the retail, entertainment and tourism industries once again tried to entice shoppers after Thanksgiving with a bevy of offers on a day synonymous with American consumer culture and notorious “doorbuster” sales that start at the crack of dawn.
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