America ecommerce

American e-commerce speed increase slow down but still higher than whole retail

by lidongqun on Mar 9, 2010

A great many shopping activities will continue to transfer to the network, however, the high speed increase in these years will draw to a close.   According to the research report published by the marketing research institute Forrester Research on Monday, in 2009, American e-commerce volume sales increased by 11%, reaching 155.2 billion US dollars. The growth succeeded to boycott the impact brought by economic recession, although other retails didn’t have a narrow escape. The research company also predicted American e-commerce volume sales of this year will continue to increase 11%.         Just a few years ago, the yearly growth rate of online shopping can surpass 20%. But now, this growth started to be as close to steady as possible; because people’s shopping habits have made them tend to online purchase all kinds of products. Forrester announced, currently, 52% of computer hardware, software and external equipments are...Read More >>