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Cyber Monday Set To Break Records After $7.4 Billion Black Friday
After Black Friday brought a record-breaking $7.4 billion in sales, Cyber Monday is set to shatter even more records for online shopping. NBC’s Jo Ling Kent reports for TODAY from an Amazon fulfillment center near Los Angeles.
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