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- US stocks fell slightly on Monday as investors digested solid Black Friday retail sales data.
- Consumers spent a record $9.8 billion online during the sales event, according to Adobe Analytics.
- The wave of consumer holiday spending is set to continue today with Cyber Monday deals.
US stocks edged slightly lower on Monday as investors digested solid holiday sales results from Black Friday.
Online spending hit a record $9.8 billion, according to Adobe Analytics, which represents year-over-year growth of 7.5%. Black Friday has become a mostly online shopping event as retailers extend their deals beyond brick-and-mortar stores.