In an economy still struggling with high unemployment, any good news is fit to be celebrated. It seems the annual sales blowout holiday of Black Friday has seen a substantial bounceback from last year's event, a day that took place shortly after the worldwide economic collapse. Data optimization firm Coremetrics released the figures, and some of it is quite illuminating in regards to consumer shopping behavior. That includes a 35% increase in dollar value consumers spent online, a figure led by clothing retailers. There was an overall hit in time spent browsing online retailers, however, which Coremetrics concludes is list shopping gathered from research prior to Black Friday. Visit Coremetrics' site below to see more of what was uncovered.

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