(Reuters) - U.S. online sales growth during the 2025 holiday season is expected to slow from last year, as price-conscious shoppers stay picky with their spending amid rising living costs, according ...

US online spending rose nearly 9% during the 2024 holiday season, with shoppers increasingly buying products such as TVs and LEGO sets on their smartphones, data from Adobe Analytics showed on Tuesday ...

Online shoppers are expected to spend a record amount this holiday season, and a larger chunk of sales will be on mobile devices, a new holiday forecast predicts. In its online shopping forecast for ...

Adobe is predicting that online sales will increase by 8.4% in November and December, and hit a record $240.8 billion. Adobe is forecasting that U.S. online sales will reach a record $240.8 billion ...

Social media ads, generative AI and Prime Day boost online October sales. Holiday sales growth is expected to slow, as consumers pull forward their holiday shopping. U.S. online sales increased 8.8% ...

‘Tis the season for holiday shopping, but as we’re all trying to save some money, we have to watch out for crooks trying to steal our money! We’re a little over a week away from Black Friday, but most ...

Steep discounts and easing inflation will compel U.S. shoppers to spend $240.8 billion online in November and December, up 8.4% from last year’s holiday shopping season and the biggest increase since ...

NEW YORK — Online holiday shopping soared to a fresh record high in 2024, driven by an array of e-commerce discounts and adoption of AI-fueled shopping assistants, according to data released on ...

Online shoppers have spent $79.7 billion in the first 23 days of the 2025 holiday shopping season, a 7.5% year-over-year increase, Adobe Analytics finds. Within that period, online shoppers spent more ...

SKOKIE, Ill. (WGN) — According to early data returns, online holiday sales from this weekend are up, but foot traffic in stores continues to decline so, how did shoppers around Chicagoland handle ...

Adobe (ADBE) issued its final report on holiday season spending on Wednesday. The report indicated that consumers spent $257.8 billion online from November 1 to December 31. The online holiday ...