1. Amazon
The year was 1994 when Bezos quit his job and launched Amazon out of his garage. In 1995, the first item was ordered online on Amazon – a book. In the first month of its launch, Amazon had already sold books to people in all 50 states and in 45 different countries.
2. Walmart
Samuel Moore Walton was an American businessman and entrepreneur best known for founding the retailers Walmart and Sam's Club. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Walmart is the largest retailer in the world. in 2000, they entered the world of ecommerce when they launched Walmart.
The market feature wide cause clean, On a global scale, Walmart has a total number of 11,501 stores. brightly lit aisles and shelves stocked with quality items including: family apparel, automotive products, health and beauty aids, home furnishings, electronics, hardware, toys, sporting goods, lawn and garden items, pet supplies, jewelry, and housewares all type product are present in there and you will be to glad to know that they are trusted Walmart has a consumer rating of 3.42 stars from 4,436 reviews indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. Consumers satisfied with Walmart most frequently mention free shipping, great prices and local store.
Walmart ranks 19th among Discount Shopping sites. Walmart's average full-time hourly wage is $14.26. Over 2.2 million people are currently working for Walmart worldwide. By 2020, Walmart managed to hire 265,000 US veterans. Walmart generated revenues of about 141.67 billion U.S. dollars in the fourth quarter of 2020. According to Statista's visitor statistics regarding Walmart and its daily foot traffic. in 2020, an estimated average of 37 million people used these stores across the world.
3. eBay
You will be disappointed to know that eBay was on the verge of improving PayPal in 2015. The marketplaces business, eBay's biggest, is growing at a slower rate than both PayPal and eBay rival Amazon.com Inc. PayPal, estimated to be worth as much as $40 billion on its own, helps bolster eBay's share price. And it is key to future growth opportunities. PayPal is considered a leader in U.S. mobile payments, which Forrester Research projects will triple in
volume to $90 billion by 2017.
