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Shoppers are expected to spend nearly $12 billion on deals during Cyber Monday, the online retail answer to Black Friday.

Shoppers are expected to spend nearly $12 billion on deals during Cyber Monday, the online retail answer to Black Friday.

Shoppers are expected to spend nearly $12 billion on deals during Cyber Monday, the online retail answer to Black Friday.

Consumers are hopping online to find more discounts on gifts that have increased in price due to inflation. The popular online shopping day is projected to rake in more than $11 billion in sales.

NEW YORK — Days after flocking to stores on Black Friday, consumers are turning online for Cyber Monday to score more discounts on gifts and other items that have ballooned in price because of high inflation. Cyber Monday is expected to remain the year’s biggest online shopping day and rake

And healthy. the company says holiday orders wont be affected. should we be prepared for any delays from amazon? >> you know, weve been preparing all year long for our shipping, investing in our network, in our transportation, our delivery. >> reporter: still, the economy is top of mind for many online shoppers. are you pulling back a little bit because of inflation? >> im not really trying to spend too, too much money. >> reporter: for those looking to save, youll find the deepest discounts tod...

U.S. retailers eked out modest growth over Black Friday weekend with deep discounts that lured shoppers seeking a reprieve from inflation

From Black Friday to Small Business Saturday and now Cyber Monday, the holiday shopping season is in full swing.

Shoppers are expected to spend nearly $12 billion on deals during Cyber Monday, the online retail answer to Black Friday.

More shoppers are expected to buy online this year amid the Covid-19 pandemic. But consumers should also beware of certain risks while shopping on the web.