20131202-Online, Mobile Surge Drives Modest Black Friday

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Black Friday online sales rose nearly 20 percent on the strength of strong eCommerce and mCommerce spending, but in-store sales sputtered as fewer shoppers headed to stores. Which retail categories and products saw the biggest benefit of this increase? PYMNTS.com provides a rundown of key Black Friday facts and figures to illustrate how shoppers spent and saved this holiday weekend.

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