e-commerce
- noun
- /ˈiːˌkɒmɜːrs/
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- E-commerce platforms are designed to handle credit card transactions or other electronic payment methods.
- E-commerce companies
- E-commerce sites
Bed Bath and Beyond never adapted to really getting into e-commerce.
- Bed Bath and Beyond never adapted to really getting into e-commerce.
- We enable other people to do e-commerce.
- That's why Ship Station gives e-commerce sellers like you more time to do what they really love.
- And I would start these e-commerce websites, grow them, sell them.
- So think about what virtually every e-commerce site does.
- So I'll just the notion that Amazon was the biggest e-commerce company.
- I bought into e-commerce, which meant all my behavior.
Examples
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The world rapidly moved online and the surge of e-commerce and consumer tech spending led to massive revenue growth at big tech.
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E-commerce has become much more mainstream in the last two years.
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And you and I had no idea how to start an e-commerce business.
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You should know all the steps to launch the first E-commerce shop in a network.
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Most of its revenue comes from its JackThreads/e-commerce business.
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The E-commerce Report gives a comprehensive look at the sector in Europe.
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E-commerce has grown rapidly in importance, both for business-to-business and business-to-consumer transactions.
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In Ottawa, we had an OECD session on E-commerce where the message seemed to be coming from all the players, at least all the private sector players, that it is really the private sector that should drive the E-commerce revolution.
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Shopping online has become popular as e-commerce allows consumers to buy goods from the comfort of their homes.
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With the rise of e-commerce, many brick-and-mortar stores are now also selling their products online.
Synonyms
Buying goods or services on the internet
Buying and selling goods or services online using the Internet
How Online
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
E-commerce joins e- which stands for 'electronic', like in email, and commerce meaning 'buying and selling'. So, e-commerce literally means 'electronic buying and selling', which explains why it describes trade over the internet.