Our List of Publicly-Traded Ecommerce Companies


The growth of online retailing has fostered many businesses in that sector to become publicly owned, selling stocks on major stock exchanges. We've been monitoring publicly-traded ecommerce providers, and we have prepared a list of these, together with publicly traded, pure-play Web businesses which get a material amount of revenue from ecommerce merchants.

We have used a rather narrow definition and haven't included companies with a material amount of physical stores or receive a high proportion of earnings from catalogs.

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Publicly Traded Ecommerce Companies

Amazon.com Inc..
Ticker symbol: AMZN
Amazon.com
Launched in 1995, Amazon is the largest online retailer in the world. It became a public company in 1997 and expanded sales from only books to software, computer hardware, electronics, apparel, furniture, food, and toys. Amazon also provides data storage and cloud solutions that enable businesses to run applications from Amazon's infrastructure. In 2007, Amazon expanded its array of products, introducing the Kindle e-reader.

BIDZ.com, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: BIDZ
Bidz.com
Bidz.com functions as a worldwide online retailer of jewelry including gold, platinum, and silver jewellery sets with diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and sapphires. It operates the bidz.com website for the purpose of selling merchandise via an internet sales auction platform, and a fixed price online shop at www.buyz.com. Founded in 1998, the company went public in 2006.

BlueFly, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: BFLY
Bluefly.com
Bluefly.com sells approximately 350 manufacturers of designer apparel for women and men, in addition to shoes and accessories in america. Among the older Internet retailers, the company went public in 1998.

Blue Nile, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: NILE
Blue Nile
Launched in 1999 and people since 2005, Blue Nile is an internet retailer of diamonds and fine jewelry. The business was formerly called Internet Diamonds.

Constant Contact, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: CTCT
Constant Contact
Launched in 1995, as Roving Software, Continuous Contact started operating in 1998, changed its name in 2004, and became a public company in 2007. It offers email marketing, event promotion, and online survey tools for small businesses and non-profit associations.

Digital River, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: DRIV
Digital River
Digital River positions itself as a worldwide ecommerce pro. It offers an outsourced online sales channel capability and offers hosting and design of online shops and shopping carts, order management, payment capabilities, Web analytics and multi-faceted customer support. The business has been public since 1999.

eBay, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: EBAY
eBay
Launched in 1995, eBay is the world's largest online marketplace. Additionally, it provides online commerce platforms, and online payment solutions (it owns PayPal) to people and companies in the USA and internationally. In 2010, the entire worth of products sold on eBay was $62 billion. The company went public in 1998.

Fragrancenet.com, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: FGNT.PK
Fragrance.net.com
Fragrancenet.com, sells brand name fragrances and related products over the net. The organization's products include fragrances, scented candles, aromatherapy, and hair care products.

Google, Inc..
Google
Ticker Symbol: GOOG
Google, which went public in 2004, started out as a search engine but has expanded its business model to include various advertising tools like
AdWords, AdSense, and Google Display. Further diversifying, Google now offers Android, an open source mobile software platform, Google Chrome OS, and Google Chrome, a Web browser. The business also provides Google Apps, a cloud computing package of information and collaboration tools. The business was established in 1998.

GSI Commerce, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: GBI.DE
GSI Commerce
Acquired by eBay in June, GSI Commerce sells ecommerce applications and marketing services for brands and retailers. Additionally, it offers fulfillment services and client services. Originally focused on sporting goods retailers, the company was established in 1999 as International Sports, Inc..

Intershop Communications AG
Ticker Symbol: ISH2
Intershop Communications
Headquartered in Germany and trading on the German stock market, Intershop combines various enterprise applications offerings to construct online commerce platforms for businesses which want to market through hosted online storefronts. Intershop e-commerce software can also be used to supply products indirectly through corporate portals, affiliate websites, and auction exchanges.

Netflix, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: NFLX
Netflix
Those red envelopes have become ubiquitous in America's mailboxes. With over 23 million members in the USA and Canada, Netflix is the world's top Internet subscription service for films and TV shows. Netflix is boosting its streaming service which permits users to instantly watch movies on their computer screens. It became a public company in 2002.

Netsuite, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: N
Netsuite
Netsuite is a purveyor of on-demand business program. NetSuite's cloud computing business management software suites include enterprise resource planning, accounting, customer relationship management and ecommerce. The company went public in 2008.

Overstock.com, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: OSTK
Overstock.com
Launched in 1997, Overstock.com went public in 2002. It's an online retailer that features closeout and discount manufacturer, and non-brand name product in america. It sells household products as well asjewelry, computers and electronics, sporting goods, apparel, and designer accessories. Overstock.com also offers an internet auction service. It's been a publicly traded company since 2002.

PC Connection, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: PCCC
PC Link
Public as 1998, PC Connection, through its subsidiaries, is a supplier of computer hardware and applications to businesses, governments, educational institutions, and consumers. Started as a direct response company making sales via advertisements in computer books, the business blossomed when the Web became a marketing tool. The business sells its services and products via Pcconnection.com, Macconnection.com, Pcconnectionexpress.com, Moredirect.com, and Govconnection.com.

PetMed Express, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: PETS
PetMedExpress
PetMed Express, Inc., doing business as 1-800-PetMeds, sells prescription and non-prescription pet medicines along with other health products for dogs, cats, and horses. . Additionally, it sells beds, crates, stairs, stairs, and other pet supplies. Launched in 1996, the company issued an IPO in 2004.

Shutterfly
Ticker Symbol: SFLY
Shutterfly
Shutterfly enables users to store and share photos for free but its business model comprises selling customized photo-based products and services so clients can upload, edit, enhance, organize, locate, share, produce, print, and preserve digital photos. The business also sells greeting cards and stationery, and personalized calendars. Launched in 1999, the company went public in 2007.

Vistaprint NV
Ticker Symbol: VPRT
Vistaprint.com
Vistaprint is an online purveyor of business cards, brochures, postcards, and invitations. Vistaprint also provides online services and solutions, such as email and postcard marketing. The company went public in 2006 and is headquartered in the Netherlands.

XO Group, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: XOXO
The Knot
XO Group, previously The Knot, sells wedding gowns and everything related to weddings. The Knot, which became a public company in 1999, has been integrated with other XO Group companies.

Yahoo!, Inc..
Ticker Symbol: YHOO
Yahoo!
Yahoo provides search and market offerings. Its business model is to create a content, communications, and community platform and promotion solutions in electronic format. Founded in 1994, Yahoo! Became a publicly traded company in 1996.


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