Re:Amazon’s share of the US e-commerce market is now 49%
by kbenson on Friday July 13, 2018 @09:04PM
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Walmart, the world’s biggest retailer when counting physical stores, has yet to really hit the right note in e-commerce...
This is online sales only. Apple sells a slightly higher value of goods online that Walmart does. Apple's products are generally much more expensive than Walmart's products.
Extrapolating from Amazon's numbers, every percent of total online sales is approximately $5.26 billion. That means
Apple has online sales of about $20.5 billion, and Walmart has about $19.5 billion in online sales.
Walmart revenue was $318.5 billion in 2018 in the U.S alone (and not including Sam's Club)[1]. Walmart is still selling significantly more than Amazon overall.
This is online sales only. Apple sells a slightly higher value of goods online that Walmart does. Apple's products are generally much more expensive than Walmart's products.
Extrapolating from Amazon's numbers, every percent of total online sales is approximately $5.26 billion. That means Apple has online sales of about $20.5 billion, and Walmart has about $19.5 billion in online sales.
Walmart revenue was $318.5 billion in 2018 in the U.S alone (and not including Sam's Club)[1]. Walmart is still selling significantly more than Amazon overall.
1: https://www.statista.com/statistics/269403/net-sales-of-walm...