Money | Cyber Monday Cyber Monday Sees 16% Jump in Online Sales Third-party Amazon merchants have a good weekend By Nick McMaster Posted Nov 30, 2009 5:50 PM CST Copied An Amazon.com team member selects merchandise from one of the product isles at their Fernley, Nev., warehouse on Monday, Dec., 1, 2008. (AP Photo/Scott Sady) Online retailers saw a big bump from "Cyber Monday" sales as consumers continued their Thanksgiving weekend shopping from their work computers. Internet retailers reported a 16% bump in sales over Monday a year ago, with sales at about the same level as on Black Friday. Analysts had predicted a 10% to 15% increase—“Online is tracking well and above estimates," a retail analyst told Bloomberg. An Amazon.com rep said electronics, toys, and kitchen items were selling well. While the firm doesn't disclose daily sales figures, third-party merchants using the site to sell their wares saw a 56% sales boost on Black Friday. Read These Next JD Vance can't possibly be happy about how this interview went. Pedophile rock star killed by fellow inmates. In speech to Knesset, Trump ad-libs a pardon request. This is what happens when you lose control of a plane refueling hose. Report an error