WSGW Morning Team Show: December 2, 2019 (Monday)

It’s the First December Show with Your WSGW Monday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: Since the Lions played Thanksgiving Day, we don’t have a “Lions Lament”, though we do have a suggestion of why the Lions are playing so poorly in the last month, and we also have comment on the Michigan debacle from Saturday (runs 6:47)…..

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A Christmas tree controversy which sounds like it could be from a city in the United States, but it’s in Russia…..

The gigantic tree installed in the industrial Siberian city of Kemerovo has earned online and media ridicule as a symbol of corruption, though authorities defended the high-tech purchase which cost some $280,000

(AFP Photo/Danil AYKIN)

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Are you shopping Cyber Monday? Or did you already shop Cyber Black Friday?

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – In the world of online shopping, today is expected to be the storm after the storm.

Adobe Analytics, which tracks online sales, says it expects people to drop $9.4 billion on online sales this Cyber Monday. If that does happen, it would be a 19% increase over last year’s Cyber Monday. Today’s buy-a-thon comes on the heels of robust Black Friday sales, many of them executed online.

Meanwhile, shoppers, many using smartphones, spent another $3.6 billion buying online from small businesses on Saturday.

NEW YORK (AP) – Black Friday: it’s not just for storming retail stores anymore.

Adobe Analytics says this year’s post-Thanksgiving shopping spree was the biggest ever for online sales, with fewer people venturing out to stores than in years past. Adobe says shoppers racked up $7.4 billion in transactions using smartphones, tablets and computers. That’s just shy of the $7.9 billion taken in last Cyber Monday, which holds the one-day mark for online sales.

Today’s Cyber Monday is expected to reach a new sales high.