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:35 - :39 "now that you have your mobile phone, you can do everything either online or in-store" deloitte consulting predicts holiday e-commerce to be somewhere between 17 to 19% higher than last season... ...although, all surveys agree that about 6 in 10 christmas shoppers still prefer to go to the mall.. ...which sara skirboll at retailmenot says is smart...especially when buying big-ticket items or later.sot/ sara skirboll / retailmenot.com 1:08 - 1:16 "so, this includes things like computers and tv's...you're going to see deals anywhere between 38-40% off. so i always recommend waiting if you're making a big-ticket purchase like that"already flying off online store shelves are apparel, toys and home decor items.. setting the stage for a busy season...online and in-store. chris clackum, nbc news. happening happening today... officials will give an update on the sunday morning bus crash in palm springs that killed more than a dozen people and injured dozens more. the bus 13 people were killed and 31 others were injured -- including five critically. early reports indicate speed was likel

. >> reporter: deloitte consulting predicts e-commerce to be 17 to 19 percent higher than last season. although all surveys agree about six in ten 1k345s shoppers still prefer the mall. which sarah at retail me not says is smart. especially when buying big ticket items, especially on blackda >> those include things like computers and tvs. you are going to see deals anywhere between 38 and 40 percent off. so i always recommend waiting if you are looking to make a big ticket purchase like that. >> reporter: already flying off online store shelves are apparel, toys and home decor items setting the stage for a busy season online and in store. chris clackham, nbc news. >> krystal: we've been talking halloween right. for a lot of us that means chocolate, suckers, candy. all kinds of stuff. looking at me like let's do something different. shannon, she is a nutritional health coach. we're going find some fun ways to incorporate some healthy eating into halloween. usually healthy eating and halloween doesn't go together. >> the kids go what i don't want that. >> krystal: exactly. how are we go

deloitte proje total holiday sales to improve somewhere between 3.2 and 4%.hat's pretty strong and a lot better than gdp growth. upwards of 85% of retail sales still come from physical stores, the online shopping influence is growing. online only holiday sales are expected to continue their exponent growth trend, similar to years past, consumers looking for the best merchandise at great prices and for online shopper, free fast shipping and near returns is a requirement. analysts are in for great bar begins this year. >> we like names like ross stores and department stores could be in a good position here because of better inventory trends in terms of tighter manageme of inventory, as well as good demand and better weather. we like nordstrom. we have a neutral rating on macy's, however we acknowledge that sales trend could be good. >> r beauty and ath leisure trends will help you will at that and lululemon to be gift-giving destinations. i'm courtney reagan. >> scott hoyt joins us now to talk more about what he is expecting from the consumer in the months ahea

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