Today, E-commerce has grown into a huge industry with online retail, with consumer-driven (B2C) online transactions impacting industries from travel services to consumer electronics, from books and media distribution to sports & fitness. With more than 70% of Americans using the Internet on a daily basis for private and/or business use and the rest of the world also beginning to catch on, E-commerce’s global growth curve is not likely to taper off anytime soon. In the last decade, many startup E-commerce companies have rapidly stolen market share from traditional retailers and service providers, pressuring these established traditional players to deploy their own commerce websites or to alter company strategy in retaliation. The Internet has created a new economic ecosystem, the e-commerce marketplace, and it has become the virtual main street of the world. Providing a quick and convenient way of exchanging goods and services both regionally and globally, e-commerce has boomed.

Gainers:

Online travel service: providers who stand to gain the most from recent growth trends. These players focus on travel-related transactions for airline seats, hotel rooms, car rentals, cruises, tours, and a host of other services.

Online retailers: retailing on the net, no need to visit departmental stores.

Consumer electronics: buy items online and get latest information of technology updation.

Financial transaction services: selling and buying shares, mutual funds, insurance plans, pay bills online and etc.

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