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A City-by-City Guide to Americans’ Black Friday Spending

Written by Mint.com
Published Nov 24, 2011
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Black Friday marks the official start to the holiday shopping season, a time when retailers brace for hordes of deal-seeking shoppers. But spending varies from city to city. Click on “launch infographic” above to check out which city spends the most or least on electronics and clothing during the week of Black Friday.