your brick-and-mortar stores competing against the ecommerce guys and ecommerce guys like us are competingls for consumers. you'll see a long discounted holiday season. >> what is your strategy for the holiday season? there's so much noise out there with all of those different advertisers, advertisements that the retailers are putting out there for consumers. how do you break through? >> yes. noise is the perfect term. for us, we're a luxury shirt maker. we price our shirts at accessible price points. we're not as reliant on discounts. our strategy is how will we engage new customers in a new way. for example, we're based in richmond, we're an ecommerce business but we're doing a one month pop up in the store georgetown. we get through black friday, let us have face to face interaction. we're a men's clothing brand but catering towards women through november and december. our advertising goes there and women's purchase go from 10% to 30%, 35%. we expect a lot of shirts and ties under the christmas tree. >> you guys, fighting the big boys out there paul, i like it. how are you holding up? t

. >> this is a great ecommerce story. amazon tying up with the u.s. postal service and they're going to deliver on a sunday. that's the big breakthrough. it seems that's something fedex and u.p.s. won't do without an additional charge. the postal service says they'll do it on a sunday in the l.a. and new york areas for nothing or no extra charge anyhow. >>> this is an interesting story. china singles day. expected to be the big ecommerce day on the planet. $5 billion worth of sales expected to be booked by ali baba this monday. that's 2 1/2-times more than cyber monday in the united states. apparently because it is celebration of singles day, the boyfriend pillow is going to be one hot item. if you don't know what it is, go and look it up. i must tell you, brian. i looked at it. and i wouldn't get my head around it. >> you could get your head on it, not around it. i'm looking up boyfriend pillow. i just got my iphone 5s. we're getting a snippet of what the next generation iphone is going to look like. >> absolutely. it's going to have a curved screen.

amazon, the ecommerce giant, spebts sales to jump as much as 25%. >> on your mobile phone we want you to go from i want that to i have it in under 30 seconds. >> reporter: even walmart has a silicon valley lab where employees work to enhance their mobile app. so shoppers can compare prices in the store. >> you walk into any of our stores now with your iphone app it will flip to instore mode and you have all benefits of ecommerce in our stores. >> reporter: but malls aren't giving up. in yonkers, new york, the ridge hill mall hopes shoppers come for the music and face painting but stay for the discounts. >> you're making a memory and the children or the parents or the brothers and the sisters are saying, wow, let's go there again. we've had a really special time there last time. >> reporter: making sure in this web connected world you shop till you drop as the holiday season kicks off. carl quintanilla, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the newest music awards. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to sta

>> look, obviously, ecommerce is a huge focus of the chain stores.i think they're all clearly watching players like zulily very, very closely. >> and what do you recommend for investors? who, then -- can anyone win here, or is this just a case of finding winners and losers within the traditional retail space? >> one of the companies that's been very aggressive in investing the online space, particularly within mobile, is nordstrom. we think they have a best-in-class delivery systems, capabilities to ship from the store, and it's the compelling mobile content they offer that would help them compete against the likes of the zulily. >> it's interesting you bring them up, because after the earnings reports, a lot of investors are rethinking this one. what's the argument for nordstrom strategically, given that they're not necessarily connecting with the consumer here? >> well, i would say they're investing for the longer term, and obviously, that weighs on any given quarter's results. one other interesting thing with nordstrom is their rack business is do

which shipping company is the best way to play the boom in ecommerce? let's debate it now.s. made up of josh and john, playing for team fedex, simon baker and steve weiss. 90 seconds, fedex up first. >> fantastic earnings, the likes of soros, loeb, owning the stock. smart money behind it. the real story, 10% buyback. that's $320 million. a forward-earning price already. weiss? >> yeah, let me carry the water. here. [ laughter ] here, the stock is very cheap. it's cheaper than u.p.s. it also has a great foreign franchise in international, which u.p.s. doesn't have. that's why i prefer, i see growth there. >> it's cheaper, but for a reason. return on equity at u.p.s. is 26 ex, and on fedex, it's 9.5. so if you think about u.p.s., you have a much higher dividend, and they're the real partner of amazon. amazon is a huge chunk of the ecommerce, so if you're really playing this as a holiday play, recognize fedex is not showing up through amazon package, u.p.s. is. that's why we prefer this name. >> and it's good for about $4 billion more per quarter, that relationship. the fact t

when you realize the trends. >> listen to any consumer call, listen to gap, they talk about the ecommerce initiatives. i think all of them right now, and gap is a name that appears to be ahead of the forefront in getting out there. but i think it all goes back to mastercard. it depose back to the transaction volume, and it goes back to their digital initiatives, and it's confirmation, why it's on a 52-week high today. >> murph? >> one other point, if you're going to talk about advertising and people going out and buying from their cell phones, from their mobile devices, that's going to play into facebook's hands, because you've seen the revenue increase there they're getting from advertising. i think facebook could be a stealth winner if this is all going to continue. >> pretty shocking stat sheer, right, that amazon has more mobile-only users than facebook in the united states? >> absolutely. >> surprising? >> i want to bring in u.p.s. to this conversation, scott. the stock has been absolutely ripping, broke through $100 the other day. and i think this is probably one of the best ways to

forget ecommerce. the next wife o line of commerce me-commerce. taking customerization to a whole new level. and the woman who may be the ultimate black friday shopper. there is a method to her madness and she'll share it with us right here on real money. >> connecting with customers a terrible business clichÉ but it's also a very real goal for every company out there. just think of the success of amazon's reading suggestions based on past purchases. digital companies selling a variety of goods and services are taking personalization and customization to a next level. they're doing it in different ways but all of them are trying to find a way into your mind and your wallet by giving them exactly what you want when you want it. >> in 90 days, a small team of engineers and start up veterans created what they're calling the costco for the mobile generati generation. >> the whole sale club experience, the savings and that experience delivered to you right at home. >> warehouse clubs like costco, sam club selling whole sale prices long thought to be im

. >> ecommerce sells this season will hit $80 billion and a lot of that will be done on smart phonesnd tablets. >> app developers are figuring out how to create shopping experiences that are on par and in a lot of cases better than what you get in the store. there is an opportunity to learn more about the product, watch demo videos, what it does and how it works. >> reporter: survey shows smart phone owners have three or four shopping apps. nearly half of black friday purchases will be made on mobile devices. >> we've dean great growth, we've seen double digit growth over the last ten years. >> reporter: the consumer reports that just came out say 56% of americans don't want to set food i in a store during this shopping gleeked you've been there for many hours today. have you been talking to people? is there something obvious that they're buying or an obvious deal that they're getting? >> this is one of the most interesting things, ali. people are buying for themselves. they're taking advantage of these holiday bargains to stock up on their essentials. that's probably one of the most

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. >> retail analysts predict ecommerce sales will hit $80,000,000,000 and a lot of that shopping will be done on smartphones and tablets. >> a lot of the app developers are starting to figure outweigh to see create shopping experiences that are on par with and in a lot of indications better than what you get in the store. there is an opportunity to learn a lot more about the product, to watch little demo videos about what the product does and how it works. >> surveys show smartphone owners have three to four shopping apps, according to one forecast, nearly half of black friday purchases will be made on mobile devices. >> we are seeing great growth in the internet business. we are seeing double-digit growth over the last 10 years >> reporter: a recent poll by consumer reports found that 56% of americans have no intention of setting foot inside a store during the black friday weekend. a lot of people want to avoid the crowds and shop from the comfort of their own homes. that's probably very good news for cyber monday. by the way, sales for cyber monday are expected to be 13% higher than

investors are now looking towards the next big offering, it is likely to come from chinese ecommercepany ali baba valued between 60 and $100 billion. it would be, folks, the largest ipo since facebook last year. so how do we trade it, guys? >> well, first of all, i traded it pretty simplistically, i bought yahoo. and i have been in and out of yahoo. i'm back in it now. i believe that twitter took the headlines. once alibaba takes over the headlines you'll see people try to figure out the easiest way to play this. for that stake that yahoo owns, i believe that's going to be the easiest way. you could see this make a run at $40. >> just broadly speaking, people should start to pay attention to the chinese internet, the large companies, that trade over here, once again, it's been a while. but these are the names that will catch fire as the street gets excited about alibaba. there are two ways to discover these stocks or buy them in bachkts. number one, cqqq, this is the chinese internet etf. then a brand new vehicle that just launched in the last week, k-web. this is the first chinese i

. >> it's preducted ecommerce sales will hit $80,000,000,000. a lot will be done on smartphones and tablets. >> a lot of the app developers are starting to figure outweigh to see create shopping experiences that are on par with and a lot much cases better than what you get in the store. there is an opportunity to learn a lot more about the product, to watch little demo videos about what the product does and how it works. >> reporter: surveys show smartphone owners have three to four shopping apps. nearly half will be made on mobile devices. >> we have seen some great growth in the internet business. we have seen double-digit growth over the last 10 years >> reporter: and, of course, a recent report out by consumer reports found that 56% of americans do not intend to even set foot inside a store on black friday weekend. many people just prefer to avoid the crowds and do their shopping from home online, which is very good news for cyber monday, which, by the way, is expected to see a 13% increase in sales over last year. del? >> patricia, how big

it announced the purchase of a ecommerce company for 260 million in cash and stock. i spoke with eric and he said that the number of mobile users that they have has surpassed 50%. that's a big mobile story. the number of app downloads. shares were down big. they have clogged most of those losses back. >> dan and i have debated this one. i think that is going be the savior of the company, saver is a fabulous ap and it's a great model as well. . >> the way some of the names in the space are, so they will basical basically. >> how well does it work for amazon. >> they're not amazon. >> talk about losing momentum. tesla was a major buzz kill after news of another model s fire. show the third reported tesla fire in the past six weeks. that news lowered today. it's now down 21% in two days, losing $4 billion in market cap in that time frame. let's bring in craiger win who has got a buy rating on the stock. >> the first was a piece of a semi truck that would have done serious damage to any vehicle. the second was two walls and a tree. and the third one sounds like the drive

supposed to see over $600 billion november and december for holliday, $55 billion of that coming from ecommerce. significant numbers are on line. dagen: the new iphone, the new ipad devices from apple, the new x box and placed asian. how much does that help drive overall sales? >> electronic our top category for the holiday season and play station iv and x box i ken out in last couple weeks driving sales. electronics, a flat screen televisions popular, tablet very popular not just from apple but across the board, different tablet and even lead fraud as a tablet 3 children. they people were trying to buy that yesterday, 15,000 people -- it was great to see you. be well, please come back. retailers have something else to be thankful for on black friday, gas prices at a three year alone meaning consumers have more money to spend. will prices at the pump keep dropping? chief oil analyst at gasbetty.com. hope you had a great thanksgiving. >> at the black friday. dagen: i will be sitting on my duff at home. we will get prices keep falling? >> i believe they will. they are not going to be falling when

while black friday is for big box stores, cyber monday for ecommerce.oday is getting out and showing love for your local community store. showing love with the wallet too. >> great idea. i can guarantee you that there were no brawls in mom and pop shops over the holiday weekend. >> hopefully not. >> maybe between mom and pop. but not customers. thank you. >> still ahead -- the failed launch of the obama care website has hurt the president in the polls, but how bad will the fall-out be for democrats in the mid-term elections next year? we ask the panel. richie incognito and the dolphins strike a deal over a suspension for bullying another player. we tell you just what that is. ahead of the anniversary, remembering pearl harbor, the oldest survivor recalls the world war ii attack coming up. >>> take a look now at the stories making news on the fox news flash. >> it's a crucial weekend for the problem plagued obamacare website. today is the day the white house has been promising the approved version of the site is up and running for the vast majority of us

a survey shows small business is going all out to go on-line to sell. 32% expect ecommerce sales to grownd predict nearly a third of sales this season will be on the web. hopefully for all of us cash registers will be ringing this season. back to you. >> brenda, thank you very much. the pundits and politicians are not the only ones really fired up about this nuclear deal with iran and what it means for israel and the u.s. you at home have been sounding off and then some. i'm going to share some of your tweets and facebook posts. stick around. stick around. they're next. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. infrom chase. so you can. play

if that's the case, you will want to own names near ecommerce and that's the credit card payment gateway. make life easy for yourself. >> one quick one. cmp a hard left turn here. its confidence. everyone looks. >> what a play. every year, you pull out the play. >> it always works. just take a look at this one. >> explain to me the seasonality. everyone, obviously, is going to snow. >> here's the problem, look under revenues. if you look under the demonstration, it comes up with pot ash. they take an unfair sell-off with the exposed names under our assault play. >> this year they will diversify into pepper. >> salt and pepper. next trade here, bitcoin, if you are skipping them all, heading online to do most of your holiday shopping, you will be in good company. how about paying for everything with virtual money in an attempt to go more main stream, bitcoin fans have organized their own black friday. from what we can tell right now, it's a smaller retailer. it might not help you unless you plan on shopping for domain names. bitcoin is currently trading in case you didn't know about $800 b

managements predict ecommerce sales will hit $80 billion and a lot of that shopping will be done on shophones and tap lest. a locreating shopping experiencs that are on par with what you get in the store. there is on taunt to learn more about the product, watching demo videos of what the product does and how it works. >> reporter: nearly half of back friday purchases will be made on mobile devices. >> we're seeing great growth in the internet business. we've seen double digit growth over the last ten years. >> some other popular shopping apps. retail me not, price grabber and shop it to me. shop it to me are you doing holiday shopping? >> reporter: online, of course. that way we can stay home and watch football. my apologies to all the fans of ohio state, michigan, and the grandaddy of all games between number one alabama versus number four auburn. this iron bowl match up is so big our michael eaves is kicking it live in auburn. what is the atmosphere like out there? there has been so much hype and hoopla rathering this showdown. >> reporter: this is something that happens in this part o

i know the ecommerce environment when we see a tour exit transaction, we advise the merchant that it'sending us transaction of what's going on and it's up to their discretion whether they accept the transaction or not but yeah, it's going to be as bad as the street stuff. >> what can be done? >> i don't think there is a whole lot that you can do in the way of technical fixes. this is not a big difference between cybercrime and crime off of the internet. these are simply new ways of committing old crimes. >> eva, skip, appreciate you both joining us. it's a fascinating story. >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 5am to 9 eastern with al jazeera america. and to contact the centers and the bullying and hazing for too long have been considered a rite of passage. but now a bullying scandal that puts the entire culture of the nfl league into question. with bullying can the informal one of the most masculine competitive environment

. >> well if the consumer wants ecommerce items delivered on sunday, fedex with our broad portfolio ofspace is uniquely situated to do it and well be looking at that carefully. >> so if it happens does it make fedex a buy. is it a buy now? jim, first to you on the fundamentals. you rate fedex a buy. does this sunday thesis have anything at to do with it or is it a buy nonetheless. >> it was a buy before. starting with the fundamentals for why fed special education buy. it's an economic bellwether that will benefit from expansion in the u.s. as well as globally. we see good growth in earnings for the company. we think it's undervalued. >> talk to us about fedex's chart. what is it saying to you. what is it speak towing. a buyer or a seller at these levels? >> a buyer. 52 week high. just like every other stock. i like fedex. the real reason we talked about the big dogs that came in, september 30th, hedge funds loeb, soros, own 2 million a piece. the real buyer themselves they have a 10% buy back. 32 million shares. you can blame on washington. that want has been the undercurrent for all

saying they are going to liberalize foreign investment in the country in particular when it comes to ecommercel see if the market can continue strong gains we have had this week. right now the dow is up by 16. nasdaq is down by 1. s&p up by 1. back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> time for traffic now. liz, what's going on? >> it is friday! and we're hopping for good traffic conditions. so far that appears to be the case up and down the nimitz freeway. we had an earlier accident northbound 880 by 29th. it is cleared to gore point so everything looks good past the coliseum. san mateo bridge at the limit this morning. all bridges except for maybe the bay bridge where there's a backup behind the pay gates look good. south bay guadalupe parkway northbound 87 at curtner an accident there, also out of lanes. but it's still backing up. looks like towards highway 85. and mass transit muni once again no delay any longer. but vta still having some problems due to overhead wire issues on the santa teresa to alum rock line. all right. we have been getting a big response over email an

and they do have good initiatives, particularly in ecommerce, a growth driver for them. >> if this is a macy's or lundgren-specific story, guys, what does it mean -- >> it's a management-specific. it's those that actually know how to run their companies the right way and be able to navigate through difficult times. terry lundgren is one of the folks. i think carol over at tjx does the exact same thing. they know how to adjust to the value customers and keep that traffic coming into the door. and by doing so, they're able to profit from it. >> are you telling me the holiday season will be better than maybe we thought? >> sure. >> check the notebook, you wrote it down about a week ago. i said we'll have a much stronger holiday season than what people are expecting, and one of the main reasons i said that is everyone was talking about how we're going to have a shortened holiday season. and i think the bar was set very low. i think macy's, though -- macy's-specific store, or at pete said, management specific story, certain names will have a great holiday season, but not strong enough to l

economy, and also ecommerce, so they've got the names in there. i think they'll be friendly, and great start going forward. >> i wonder if freeport is a play on the global economy in some respects? >> you know i agree with them. this is one of the better acting names in the materials space. broke out in august, but it's still cheap, even though it's gone up a ton, it's been an absolute wildebeest. this is still an 11 multiple. that's a 40% discount to the s&p multiple. in the meantime, you're getting paid 3% on the yield, and as global growth resumes and the cycle kicks into a higher gear than what it is now, these are the types of stocks that move up the most violently, so i like it here in the 30s. >> anthony, fannie and freddie popular among the hedge fund, and now we're learning, not only berkowitz, but ackman with the common. >> it's an exciting story. what the guys are looking at is the old fannie and freddie actually performed quite well before the crisis and before people were forced into the subprime mortgages. and so, if we go back to a

we have a secure network group and ecommerce working group and i was one of the two crossover people. why did we split them? who knows? they have come back to get there so you now see the shoes of cybersecurity and internet governance, overlapping considerably and as part of that you have control over content issues and the issue of data flows and not helped by the ed snowden revelations so every country has the same reaction. you will storm my data in another country? no way. it has got to be here. most countries that is their opening position. that is the debate we are having now. we are in a period of transition, moving to a world where cyberspace will be treated like every other space, physical landor the seas, how you manage that transition so the we don't lose key values and yet we can have a more stable and secure environment will be more difficult so we have a strategy. you can say it is not public enough that there are larger political influences buffeting to make it more difficult to achieve. >> laura and then leonard. >> my only point is in light of recent revelations, rega

a new ceo, new board members focusing on the ecommerce international business, 1600 stores and they reallyof money, this stock will be of to $8 a share over the next year. stuart: wasn't it down two or three? now 5 and change. charles: nice rebound. they hit the inflexion point. stuart: gold and silver. we end with a painting worth tens of millions. that is a picking via swiss guy who painted is 59 years ago and is worth. explain to me why or anybody should pick $30 million. explain the value. >> interesting to me use said in a break -- to me it is shockingly modern. this is a real envisioning of portraiture in the middle of the 20th century after world war ii he is breaking down that canvas and making it dematerialized and also incredibly cultural at the same time. he is building up the figure with wines and portraying someone who is a very close to him, his brother, at the ago, someone he turned to over and over again as his favorite subject. is a portrayal of life but also portray all from memory because he didn't always have to fit for him. he was constantly invoking his image. stuart:

and it comes back and you can see not -- you can not just see the value retailers doing well, but ecommerceng in size coming through doing well as well and the traditional big retailers are adjusting themselves to those changes. so it shows remarkable resilience. it's highly competitive. largely private. doesn't have handouts. it's a great example of enterprise. >> good to see you today. thank you very much, indeed, for joining us. helia, thank you very much as well. >>> we'll take a break. still to come, struggles in the weak economies. speaking to cnbc, the romanian prime minister says his nation must be willing to join. plus, we'll hope to be joined by tennis great elena starze. see you in a few minutes. we oversee 20% of the world's financial assets. and that gives us scale and insight no one else has. investment management combined with investment servicing. bringing the power of investments to people's lives. invested in the world. bny mellon. >> announcer: you're watching worldwide exchange. >>> a recap of the headlines today. europe extends the global market rally. investors cheer c

years before the ecosystem can develop and we can rely on things the way we rely on the shell or ecommerceo no, it doesn't work as a whole and finding out to fill those. we will see what the regulators are looking at and foreign governments have to say about thisco thiscoin. >> they got a long way on it. cheryl: they got a long way but like not eating for two days. ashley: quarter till, time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. let's go to the stock exchange. mark, okay, the dow up 103 points. what is this based on? a decent latest labor report or something else at work? >> the markets show ongoing resilience. momentum trends dipped over the last few weeks but every move to a two day low becomes an immediate buying opportunity so you have to wonder whether this message from the fed is starting to sink in that capering doesn't mean tightening and in the market is starting to absorb this principle for guidance and actually understands it. in the last six months after the fed minutes held in april and may and after the fed meeting and wet july the market experienced quite a bit of downward v

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you're hearing more and more of the end commerce, from m commerce to ecommerce, and there's more maybe on the commoditized items. the other day, i was looking at a boardgame, easy to price comp that, than an abercrombie sweater. it look more and more of a channel to buy. >> eric, what are the top picks for the retailers today? >> when we look at it, what we want to do is take advantage of the colder weather and some of the winners here. in the colder weather, take advantage of g3, which makes outerwear. for the -- there's one teen you need to own, american eagle. they're the best player in the business. they have the cleanest product. i think frankly they're in the best position here. and the other one, the turnaround, the guess. people haven't paid attention to this stock. they've changed their ways, and we would be aggressive buyers of that imthname. and the positives next week, are the comps and a lot of earnings. we'll have immediate feedback on how black friday did. >> patty, who do you like here? who are you trading long right now? >> you know, i think you really have to concentr

they are a growing business for the ecommerce giant.entially johnson & johnson wants to make sure there's not pirated goods, goods that are expired, goods bad being sold. amazon doesn't want to deal with it. >> it's a hublg prge problem. they're the store front for so many other third party sellers. if they can't police this stuff, i think they're going to run into larger problems. similar problem ebay has. that's where the money is and margin. there's very little margin in stuff they sell themselves. >> did you read this other story? >> what story is that? amazon will start delivery on sundays under an agreement with the postal service. >> really? that's great news for the post office. >> why don't they do it on saturdays and save us a buck. >> the post office was talking about getting rid of saturday delivery. >> i don't know. >> i think that would be great. >> partnering up with the private sector might help the post office. >> offering something you can't get from other private sector things. >> the post office, it will never be sol

ecommerce is what it's all about these days.here are a number of companies in america that could have put that together. the spanish-language version won't be up for awhile. small business has been hit. these may feel minute to others but it is compounded on everything else. >> charles payne filling in for stuart varney and then he'll be over here filling in for neil cavuto. he'll be all over the place. good to see. coming up a server reports a mom for boozing and breast feeding but instead of a pat on the back, she got a pink slip. we'll debate. >> after hurting his leg in afghanistan, one marine began a different type of shooting. this amazing war photographer now going viral and he joins us live next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant more shopping. more dining out. more traveling. and along with it, more identity theft. every time you pull out your credit card, shop

yeah, adobe based on the surveys, forecasting that ecommerce will have the first $1 billion thanksgivingso these numbers are worth watching for a couple of reasons. last year, adobe predicted black monday online sales within 1%, at $2 billion, and the company got 72% revenue visibility within the top 500 retailers online, from its analytics platform. i talked this morning to brad rencher about how mobile and even showroom driving the online sales this holiday season. take a listen. >> the mobile apps are, you know, are almost twice as engaging in terms of the time people spend in an app versus a mobile web experience. from a retailer's standpoint, that's important. and so, we see a lot of forward-leading retailers creating an app experience to enhance and embrace the showrooming experience. >> reporter: and sales, what's most interesting, adobe says retailers with great mobile websites and apps will get 21% of the total sales from mobile. non-mobile savvy retailers will get about 14%, 15%. it's not that mobile is cannibalizing desktop. just retailers who aren't mobile savvy will miss out