US Online Retail Spending Reaches 102 Billion in 2006
In 2006, total US online retail spending increased by 24% over 2005 to $102.1 billion, according to comScore Networks.
In 2006, total US online retail spending increased by 24% over 2005 to $102.1 billion, according to comScore Networks.
Online holiday e-commerce grew 24% over 2005 to $24.6 billion.
“2006 was certainly an exceptional year for online retailers as e-commerce spending eclipsed $100 billion for the first time, and growth remained very strong with a 24-percent increase versus last year,
The online holiday shopping season of course played a vital role in the year’s success, as spending accelerated during the final two months of the year, helping push total online retail spending over the $100 billion threshold”. [source]
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