NewsFactor – If Black Friday’s online shopping was any indication, consumers are increasingly buying online. According to comScore, total online shopping was up 11 percent over last year’s Black Friday. Sales at two leading retailers, Amazon.com and the online site of Wal-Mart, increased 28 percent and 22 percent, respectively.
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