Black Friday

BLACK FRIDAY COLLECTION

34 sub industries
Shopping, Sports & Hobbies, Technology, Education & Training, Food & Beverage, Family & Home Life, Health & Wellness, Real Estate & Rentals, Professional Services, and Government, City & Services
Black Friday GDP of these sectors: $4 billion

In the US, Black Friday online sales beat all previous records, reaching $7.4bn, up from $6.2bn on Black Friday 2018.

SHOPPING

DIAMONDS

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JEWELERY

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SHOES

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GARDEN

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SPORTS & HOBBIES

FITNESS

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According to the IHRSA (International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association), the $30 billion health and fitness industry in the U.S. has been growing by at least 3 - 4% annually for the last ten years and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

FOOTBALL

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The NFL made $13 billion in revenue last season. The league with the next highest revenue figure was Major League Baseball, with $9.5 billion.

SOCCER

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YOGA

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Revenue of the yoga industry in the U.S. is projected to amount to around 11.6 billion U.S. dollars by 2020, a significant increase from the 2012 figure, when the yoga industry generated around seven billion U.S. dollars in revenue. As of 2015, yoga classes made up the majority of the industry's revenue.

HORSE

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The $122 billion equine industry is a growing segment of the U.S. economy, employing 1.74 million people, according to a recent economic impact study.

SURF

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An estimate of the economic scale of the surfing industry, including travel, surf-branded clothing and the manufacture of surfboards, is on the order of $10 billion per year and reaches into most countries on the planet. ... A 2017 study estimated the worldwide value of good surfing waves to be $50 billion per year.