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Fewer expect to shop on Black Friday; many will spend less for holidaysPublished November 26, 2020 | By Gene MarranoCash will be king, a third expect to spend less than during the 2019 holiday gift-buying season, and fewer expect to shop on Black Friday than they did last year. WFIR’s Gene Marrano has more on a Roanoke College statewide phone survey:11-26 Holiday Spending Wrap#2LinkedinTwitterFacebook
Cash will be king, a third expect to spend less than during the 2019 holiday gift-buying season, and fewer expect to shop on Black Friday than they did last year. WFIR’s Gene Marrano has more on a Roanoke College statewide phone survey:
