Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Online sales rose to a record $733 million yesterday as U.S. consumers returned to work after Thanksgiving and continued holiday shopping online.
Internet retail purchases increased 21 percent, with shoppers favoring Amazon.com Inc., Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Target Corp., Reston, Virginia-based ComScore Inc. said today in a statement.
The slack in brick and mortar is being picked up by online purchases.
Wells Fargo hits us with more bad news on housing. It's going to be a volatile week. Again, watch bonds. Many traders are getting too complicated about this.
Internet retail purchases increased 21 percent, with shoppers favoring Amazon.com Inc., Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Target Corp., Reston, Virginia-based ComScore Inc. said today in a statement.
The slack in brick and mortar is being picked up by online purchases.
Wells Fargo hits us with more bad news on housing. It's going to be a volatile week. Again, watch bonds. Many traders are getting too complicated about this.
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