Virus keeps Black Friday crowds thin, shoppers shift online

The raging coronavirus pandemic kept crowds thin at malls and stores across the country on Black Friday, but a surge in online shopping offered a beacon of hope for struggling retailers after months of slumping sales and businesses toppling into bankruptcy. In normal times, Black Friday is the busiest shopping day of the year, drawing millions of people eager to get started on their holiday spending.

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Virus keeps Black Friday crowds thin, shoppers shift online

Coronavirus keeps Black Friday crowds thin; shoppers shift online

Virus keeps Black Friday crowds thin, shoppers shift online

Virus keeps Black Friday crowds thin, shoppers shift online

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Virus keeps Black Friday crowds thin, shoppers shift online

Virus keeps Black Friday crowds thin as shoppers shift online