Black Friday is back but it's not what it used to be
NEW YORK (AP) — On this year's Black Friday, things almost seem normal.
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NEW YORK (AP) — On this year's Black Friday, things almost seem normal.
Supply crunches, higher prices and labor shortages caused more frustrations for shoppers this year.
On this year's Black Friday, things almost seem normal. Malls and stores report decent-sized crowds, if not the floods of people that used to fight over the latest toys and electronics - online shopping is much too common for that now, and discounts are both more subdued and spread out over the weeks leading up to Christmas, on both websites and in stores.
On this year's Black Friday, things almost seem normal.
Black Friday shoppers are expected to pay on average between 5% to 17% more for purchases this year compared with last, according to Allianz.