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The key objective of the newly published report by Reports & Insights termed as "E-commerce Market: Opportunity Analysis and Future Assessment 2022-2030", is to offer its clients with an absolute all-embracing, superior quality primary data about the market potential and profound knowledge of the trends prevailing in the market. Reports & Insights provides the in-depth knowledge of the market developed by the acknowledged market expertise using verified research methodologies and proven analytical approaches. For the interest and intrigue of the readers, the report comes across at the outcome with a strong focus on the thorough outlining of the key players of the global E-commerce Market. The global E-commerce market is estimated to reach at a value of US$ 48.2 Bn by the end of 2020 and expected to reach at a value of US$ 117.7 Bn by 2028 with a significant CAGR of 11.9% Request a Sample Copy of this Report @: https://reportsandinsights.com/sample-request/1369 Ecommerce Introduction E-commerce is becoming a crucial part of our day to day lives. It is redefining business and market activities around the world. Over the years, e-commerce has been revolutionized in subtle ways. Primarily, E-commerce is commonly known acronym for Electronic Commerce. It pertains to the exercise of buying and selling commodities or services over the internet network. Through the medium of the internet, people have the capability to purchase and sell anything and everything virtually, such as electronics, books, software, apparel, furniture and many more. E-commerce offers a dias for people to purchase or sell anything and everything they want. Before the advent of E-commerce, the predominant structure of commerce was the brick-and-mortar. Brick-and-mortar trade activities are basically retail outlets that have at least one tangible location. Buying and selling commodities and services calls upon an active and physical communication between the buyer and the seller. The tradition

Online retailers are now able to offer longer deals and steeper discounts than brick and mortar competitors. But attempts to compete could be detracting value from the in-store experience.

Reliance Retail is the biggest bricks-and-mortar retailers in terms of revenue and number of stores. Acquisition of Hamley will now give wings to RIL to compete with Amazon and Walmart.

The biggest internet giant who has contributed immensely to the world of online retail, has finally decided to step into the parallel world of offline retail. As a result, Online and Offline are both equally driving the future of retail.

Best Buy reported a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter and announced that it would be closing 50 of its big box stores.

Middle of the road retailers have been suffering in the current economy as the decline in expendable income in its main demographic has a negative impact on sales. These three stores are cutting back on under performing locations to help return to strength.

Despite a record-setting year in 2011, retailers finished the year on a low note as December sales rose less than expected.

What percentage of a company's float is owned by investors shorting the stock can be telling, so here are the ten most shorted companies in the S&P 500.