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The People Counting System Market is expected to witness sustained growth over the forecast period (2019-2023).
The growth of the People Counting System market is driven as there is favourable growth in the industry is a major factor which will boost the global People Counting System market.
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Black Friday sales 10% less than last year
Black Friday sales 10% less than last year
. . . even after factoring in an increase in online sales. “Black Friday” got its name because traditionally, that day is the busiest shopping day of the year, enabling U.S. businesses that have been in the red until then to finally begin making a profit. The shopping season spanning November and December can account for anywhere from 20 to 40% of annual sales. I remember that, on the morning of…
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Store Sales Boost As Weather Improves
As the weather improved, more consumers were eager to hit the stores! Overall, retail sales for March were up 0.9% over February. In terms of overall number of visits, metro areas in Dallas, Denver and Houston trended up, while Portland, Minneapolis and Seattle dropped.Â
Want more details on spring results? Check out the infographic below, courtesy of ShopperTrak. Need to see a higher resolution? Click here.Â
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2014 Black Friday sales a bust
2014 Black Friday sales a bust
So much for the much-touted economic recovery.
The U.S. economy depends on consumerism, i.e., retail sales, for as much as 70%, and the bulk of retail sales is conducted in the all-important Christmas season that traditionally begins the day after Thanksgiving. That day is dubbed Black Friday because that’s when U.S. retail businesses begin to go into black, i.e., make profits, for the year.
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Cyber Monday sales surge 20% to record high
Cyber Monday sales broke a record in 2013, with shopping on mobile devices leading the charge. Cyber Monday sales jumped 20.6% year-to-year, making it the biggest online shopping day in history, according to an analysis released by IBM (IBM, Fortune 500) Tuesday.
Purchases made on mobile devices surged 55.4% year-over-year, and made up 17% of Monday's total online sales, according to IBM's e-commerce report. Smartphones were more popular for making purchases than Tablets, said IBM.
This is in stark contrast to Black Friday sales, which fell 13.2% from the prior year, according to ShopperTrak, a retail industry firm. But that's partly because many retailers, including Toys 'R' Us, WalMart (WMT, Fortune 500), Target (TGT, Fortune 500) and Best Buy (BBY, Fortune 500), opened their doors on Thanksgiving Thursday, cutting into the traditional Black Friday sales.
ShopperTrak said sales for Black Weekend, which spans Thanksgiving Day through Sunday, crept up 1% compared to last year. "Black Friday shopping is no longer a one-day event," the firm said in a press release.Â
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   The holiday season is the make-or-break season for retailers as this period alone contributes 20-40% of their yearly revenues. Thanksgiving is crucial since consumer spending shoots up as people buy gift items, including jewelry, apparels, footwear and home furnishing items for family, friends and themselves. In 2012, Thanksgiving sales were $810 million, estimated by Chicago-based research firm ShopperTrak. Read More: M, DDS, JWN,
