It is not surprising that sales growth will be almost nil this holiday season for the reasons that credit is tight and that customers are expected to spend a little on christmas shopping. This is projected for the christmas shop by the sidewalk, though. Online businesses are different because they are projected to expand largely this Christmas. Why so? We'll try to discuss that here.
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