Black Friday Statistics
The Black Friday frenzy is upon us! Whilst the 'holiday' used to be a way for American companies to see their profits to go from the red into the black after Thanksgiving, the discounting day has become a worldwide phenomena and the UK has jumped on the bandwagon. Here are some quick stats on Black Friday for you: Expected spending to be £7 billion this year, up from £4.5
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