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eTailing Share Of Total Market, 2014 [CHART]

By David Erickson | March 25, 2014

Chart - eTailing Share Of Total Market, 2014

Online orders made using mobile devices last year are estimated to be as high as 13.8% share of all e-commerce orders in the US, and could grow to 19.9% share. Source: Center for Retail Research / RetailMeNot

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