Black Friday online shopping is continuing to grow, and this Friday was another record-breaking day. According to a new report out this evening from Adobe, which has been tracking e-commerce transactions throughout the sales holiday, Black Friday is on track to set a new record by surpassing the $3 billion mark for the first time.

As people continue to hunt for bargains online, we are more seeing more record-breaking marquee online sales days. Cyber Monday – coming the first day after..

An inside look at the massive Amazon fulfillment center in Robbinsville, N.J., on Cyber Monday.

Americans went bargain hunting during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. More than one-third of shoppers said all of their purchases were on sale, an increase exceeding triple the total from last year. Consumers spent an average of $289.19 over the four-day weekend, including both online and offline purchases, the National Retail Federation said on Sunday, a drop from the $299.60 spent a year ago.

Did you use your phone to snag a deal between the football games and Thanksgiving dinner this year? You weren’t alone. New numbers this morning show the trend of mobile shopping continuing to shake up the traditional timeframes of holiday shopping.

A lack of international online retailers in many South East Asian nations has turned Facebook into an online marketplace for business’s across the region.