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Details: Written by Bing News Search Results; Category: Social Media; Published: 16 January 2026; Created: 16 January 2026; Last Updated: 16 January 2026

Social media drove more purchases than ever on US retail sites in November and December, according to a new report from Adobe.
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Posted: 2026-01-14 08:28:00

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