COVID Concerns Shifting Black Friday Shopping To Online This Year
More people plan to shop for Black Friday deals online this year, as the pandemic keeps many shoppers home and big box stores change their strategies.
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COVID Concerns Shifting Black Friday Shopping To Online This Year
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