Consumers looking for deals turned to Amazon, in addition to retailers including Target, Walmart, and Best Buy.

US consumers spent over $24 billion online from July 8 to 11, as Amazon 96 hour Prime Day and rival discounts from Walmart and Target created a summer shopping boom. Adobe Analytics reports 30.3% year ...

(Reuters) -Online spending soared $24.1 billion across U.S. retailers during the stretch from July 8 to 11 – dubbed "Black ...

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Analysts expected a week of online sales events to bring in record revenue as consumers chase deals amid economic uncertainty ...

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