Cyber Monday sales were up 15% reaching $846 million, making it the second highest online spending day recorded, according to comScore.
Earlier this week, comScore said that rate of growth for Cyber Monday sales have traditionally indicated the overall rate of growth for holiday spending in general. If that remains the case this year, that’s good news. While the rate has certainly declined, it is still growing.
Here’s a look at historical weekly online sales during the holidays:
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