Mon Dec 02 08:50:00 UTC 2024: ## Cyber Monday 2023 Poised to Be Second Biggest Shopping Day of the Year
**New York, NY** – Cyber Monday, falling on December 2nd this year, is expected to be a massive shopping event, second only to Black Friday in consumer spending, according to the National Retail Federation. An estimated 72.3 million people plan to participate.
Major retailers like Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and Walmart are already gearing up for the event, with many starting their Cyber Monday sales as early as the weekend before. This year’s sales are expected to mirror the trend of extended shopping periods, blurring the lines between Cyber Monday and Cyber Week.
Deals will span a wide range of products, including electronics, toys, home goods, beauty products, and apparel. Early glimpses into the offerings reveal significant discounts:
* **Amazon:** Deals started November 30th and run through December 2nd, with up to 50% off select tech, mattresses, vacuums, and drinkware.
* **Best Buy:** Sales begin December 1st and continue through December 2nd, with major discounts expected on Cyber Monday itself.
* **Target:** Deals started the Sunday after Thanksgiving and run through December 2nd, offering discounts up to 50% off tech and video games, 25% off beauty products, and significant savings on shoes and apparel.
* **Walmart:** Sales start December 1st, featuring deep discounts on electronics such as TVs and laptops. Walmart is also offering a 50% discount on its Walmart+ membership, providing early access to deals and additional perks.
While traditionally associated with online shopping, both Cyber Monday and Black Friday now offer a blend of online and in-store deals. Retailers are expected to continue pushing the boundaries of these shopping holidays, extending sales beyond a single day and offering competitive deals across various product categories.
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