Usage of "e-commerce"

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Type of business industry usually conducted over the internet.

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Usage of e-commerce in English

Alibaba Group launched Etao late last year as an e-commerce-focused search engine. 
 Reuters 

American Express is also investing more money in building its e-commerce services. 
 Reuters 

The e-commerce company did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment. 
 Reuters 

Sectors leading deal activity include life sciences, e-commerce, education and financial technology. 
 Reuters 

While her ancestors were concerned with commerce, however, her business is e-commerce. 
 The Irish Times 

One area where it is exceedingly useful is within the e-commerce sector. 
 The South African 

The sudden change has driven some contagion-wary consumers to use e-commerce platforms. 
 The South African 

Best e-commerce practices help in developing a wider and loyal customer base. 
 The South African 

China's e-commerce market is booming as the use of mobile devices explodes. 
 Reuters 

The latest funding boosts Alibaba's share of the fast-growing Indonesian e-commerce market. 
 Reuters 

The duo had previously started 20north.com, another e-commerce portal selling international products. 
 Reuters 

The deal represents Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba's first direct investment in India. 
 Reuters 

Szkutak said on the call that India lacked advanced infrastructure for e-commerce. 
 Wired 

Technology makes it easy to set up a faux designer e-commerce shop. 
 Wired 

The growth in e-commerce has seen more courier trucks on the roads. 
 Radio NZ 

Alibaba's e-commerce rivals in China have made similar forays into brick-and-mortar retail. 
 Reuters 

e-commerce

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E-commerce across language varieties

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Ireland

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