Global ecommerce is dominated by just six companies which control nearly 60 per cent of the world’s digital sales, according to new research.
A whopping 58 per cent of global online sales, which totalled $3.4 trillion last year, were made from six leading companies, four of which were Chinese.
Amazon, by far the biggest ecommerce retailer outside of China, accounted for 13 per cent of global online sales, while its closest western rival Ebay accounted for just three per cent.
