South Park S17E7
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Celebrations | Shopping |
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Significance | Shopping holiday |
Movies/Shows | South Park |
Air date | November 13, 2013 |
Directors | Trey Parker |
Episode number | 7 |
Season number | 17 |
Writer | Trey Parker |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 406031 |
About South Park S17E7
With Black Friday, the angriest shopping day of the year approaching, Wizard Cartman deems it necessary to form alliances in his quest for a new gaming console, but who can he trust during these dark times.
Ex-gang member charged with stabbing Derek Chauvin 22 times
... Turscak told FBI agents he attacked Chauvin on Black Friday - as the day after US Thanksgiving is known - as a symbolic connection to Black Lives Matter and the Black Hand symbol linked with the Mexican Mafia, according to prosecutors...
France warns people off Black Friday clothes deals
...By Lou NewtonBBC NewsThe French government has launched a campaign encouraging people not to buy new clothes in Black Friday sales...
HSBC mobile banking down for thousands across UK
... The problem comes on Black Friday, a day when many people will be making purchases due to the discounts offered by retailers...
Black Friday: Amazon staff in Coventry strike
...By Caroline Gall & PA Media BBC News, West MidlandsHundreds of Amazon staff have gone on strike as Black Friday, one of the year s busiest shopping days, starts...
Black Friday deals: How to avoid impulse buys in the sales
... it can only mean it s Black Friday again...
How factories are deploying AI on production lines
... A minute of factory downtime can cost companies thousands of pounds, and increased delays can mean missing out on consumer demand at critical moments like the festive period or Black Friday...
PlayStation 5 supply issues finally fixed after three years, says Sony
... " He said the shortage of PS5 consoles meant they had largely not been part of Black Friday deals in previous years, but he expected that to change this year...
High-value Amazon orders 'switched for cat food', say customers
... " He had bought a graphics card for the discounted price of £400 on Black Friday [22 November], ahead of Christmas, it was going to be his present, " she said...
Clothes sales back to pre-Covid levels in November
Clothing sales were back to pre-Covid levels for the First Time in November as consumers took advantage of Black Friday and started Christmas shopping early.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said total UK retail sales rose by 1. 4% last month.
Demand for fashion rebounded while shoppers also spent in computer stores and on toys and jewellery.
But economists warned the lift could be dampened by the emergence of Omicron.
Sales of clothing rose by 2. 9% in November and were 3. 2% higher than February 2020 before the UK entered its first lockdown to stop the spread of Covid.
Overall retail sales beat expectations of 0. 8% growth and were ahead of a 1. 1% rise recorded in October.
Heather Bovill, deputy director for surveys and economic indicators at the ONS, said: " Clothing stores fared particularly well and have exceeded their pre-pandemic level for the First Time . Computer, toy and jewellery retailers also reported robust sales this month. "
However, online sales continued to slip as the economy emerged from lockdown. The proportion of online sales fell to 26. 9% in November 2021, its lowest since March 2020.
Ms Bovill said more consumers were choosing to visit The High Street and retail parks.
Bethany Beckett, UK economist at Capital Economics, said it " was mainly due to a stronger-than-usual boost from Black Friday and people starting their Christmas shopping early".
But she added: " That means it was unlikely to last, even before the Omicron outbreak further dampened sales volumes in December. "
Emma-Lou Montgomery, associate director at investment firm Fidelity International , said: " The Lead up to the big day looks to be far from the Christmas bonanza high-street retailers had their hopes pinned on. "
With inflation at a 10-year high, fears around the Omicron variant lowering footfall and ongoing staff shortages, Ms Montgomery said that it's going to be a " rough ride" through The Next few months for retailers.
Source of news: bbc.com