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Adobe Reports Record $222.1 Billion Online Sales in 2023 Holiday Season

Adobe reveals record $222.1 billion online sales during 2023 holiday season, driven by discounts, 'Buy Now, Pay Later', and mobile shopping. ....

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MSNBC The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle June 4, 2024 04:52:00

For a second, we don t even have the top line spending. to set a budget you have to figure out how much you have to spend and then underneath that, on what things are going to spend it on? congress is a month away from a partial shutdown. it doesn t even have the top line spending. as tim points out, the majority is islam as it has ever been. the likelihood that freedom caucus is going to go along with an omnibus spending agreement that wraps all this stuff into one vote is very small. so chaos is going to be the special on the menu when congress comes back next week. nothing tastes good. here s whai want to know. tim, it looks like the re at the top of the ticket looks like 2024 is a rematch biden trump. but that s not the only one. you ve got more than a dozen house races that could also be re-matches, incumbents from both parties face-off ....

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MSNBC The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle June 4, 2024 07:51:00

Youngstown state university. you need 219 members to pass anything. these guys couldn t do anything before, they can t do anything now without democrats. if johnson works with democrats too much, the gates of the world will give him the same treatment again mccarthy. so it s a tight situation. given those numbers, roger robert, that tim laid, out it s thinner majority than kevin mccarthy had and kevin mccarthy had a lot more experience with votes and where he with federal fellow members of his party and democrats and johnson, does do you think we re gonna end up seeing more chaos? if that s even possible? i think it is possible. i think we re definitely going to see it. you step back from the budget for a second, we don t even have the top line spending. to set a budget you have to figure out how much you have to spend and then underneath that, on what things are going to spend it on? congress is a month away from a partial shutdown. it doesn t even have the top ....

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MSNBC The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle June 4, 2024 07:52:00

Line spending. as tim points out, the majority is islam as it has ever been. the likelihood that freedom caucus is going to go along with an omnibus spending agreement that wraps all this stuff into one vote is very small. so chaos is going to be the special on the menu when congress comes back next week. nothing tastes good. here s what i want to know. tim, it looks like the race at the top of the ticket looks like 2024 is a rematch biden trump. but that s not the only one. you ve got more than a dozen house races that could also be re-matches, incumbents from both parties face-off challenges from challengers they faced in 2022. which side benefits? i think on the house side probably the democrats. the presidential, we ll have a long time to talk about that ....

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US shoppers spend $38 billion online during Thanksgiving weekend

Despite the ongoing economic uncertainty, major discounts during the Thanksgiving weekend enticed U.S. shoppers, who spent some US$38 billion online ....

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