National Retail Federation: Roughly 200.4 million people shopped from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday
About 134 million people shopped online, while roughly 121 million shoppers went into a physical store.
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Nov 30, 2023, 2:25 PM
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10ds agoA record number of people may have shopped until they dropped over the holiday weekend, but they also spent less.
According to data released by the National Retail Federation roughly 200.4 million people shopped from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday. That's compared to 196.7 million last year.
About 134 million people shopped online, while roughly 121 million shoppers went into a physical store.
