Black Friday’s Digital Shift, Solving the Abandoned Cart Problem, Amazon and Walmart’s Retail Spending Shares

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New browser technology is looking to solve the growing abandoned cart problem. Plus, all the latest news from Amazon and Walmart, and why Black Friday could be making a permanent shift to a digital-focused event.

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    Data:

    8.8%; 8.5%: Share of consumer retail spending in Q3 for Amazon and Walmart, respectively.

    57%: Share of all retail spending done through Amazon.

    68%: Share of eCommerce shoppers who used online channels for convenience in 2020.

    74%; 20%: Share of consumers who plan to spend about the same and less, respectively, on holiday shopping than last year.

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    11%: Share of consumers who check online for discounts and sales multiple times per day.


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