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JUL 22, 2020
As the ultimate stock-up store, Costco was a key player during the panic-buying period and will likely benefit as it transitions more of its customers to online ordering. Walmart and Target are also riding the wave because of their curbside pickup prowess, though Target missed an opportunity by not yet having enabled its perishable goods inventory for click and collect.
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JUN 8, 2020
Other top 10 retailers like The Home Depot, Target, Best Buy and Costco Wholesale are positioned for significantly above average ecommerce growth. Read Next.
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JUN 9, 2020
For mass merchants, Costco was up 25.7%, and Walmart.ca increased 20.6%. Wayfair was up 41.1%; Best Buy increased by 44.2%; and Apple sites were up by 15.3%. Amazon’s slower delivery times—up to a month’s delay in Canada—have seemingly prompted consumers to shop elsewhere online, in addition to using the leader’s site.
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DEC 28, 2020
Retailers such as Target, The Home Depot, Walmart, and Costco have seen their ecommerce sales soar, while department stores such as Macy’s have fallen out of step. Collectively, our top 10 have only gotten bigger during the pandemic, as consumers turn to them for one-stop shopping.
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DEC 6, 2020
And for the first time, Kroger will break into the top 10 US ecommerce retailers list and hold the No. 9 spot, inching just past Costco Wholesale. The grocery giant will also surpass Macy’s, which held the No. 10 spot in 2019 but has since dropped out of the list.
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MAR 10, 2020
No. 7 Best Buy holds steady at 1.3%, Target and Costco fall closely behind at 1.2%, while Macy’s rounds out the top 10 at 1.1%. Target’s move into this year’s list drops Qurate Retail (owner of QVC, HSN and Zulily) out of the top 10. Read Next. Podcast: Drumroll Please… What Are the Top 10 US Ecommerce Companies? Podcast: Place Your Bets: Walmart’s Prime Competitor and an Amazon Go Supermarket.
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JUN 4, 2019
As retail store closures continue at an alarming rate, consumer goods brands have fewer channels to sell their products outside of retail and ecommerce behemoths like Amazon, Walmart and Costco. This reality has many in the consumer goods industry looking to sidestep retail and online marketplaces altogether with hopes of selling to their customers directly.
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APR 15, 2020
But physical stores (including Walmart’s) still dominate grocery shopping, and many consumers turn to options that range from Costco to “hard discounters” like Aldi and Lidl. Costco is a prime example of cheapskating’s reach beyond lower-income shoppers, as the Kantar Retail report said its shoppers (who must buy a membership) have average household incomes of just under $100,000.
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JUL 28, 2020
“As the ultimate stock-up store, Costco was a key player during the panic-buying period and will likely benefit as it transitions more of its customers to online ordering. “Walmart and Target are also riding the wave because of their curbside pickup prowess, though Target missed an opportunity by not yet having enabled its perishable goods inventory for click and collect.
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FEB 17, 2021
Warehouse clubs like Costco and Sam’s Club saw an increase in foot traffic, however minor, at 0.2%. Discount retailers held up well under the circumstances with a 7.9% decline, while specialty stores were down 17.9% and off-price retailers were down 18.7%. Department stores struggled the most, as foot traffic plummeted 34.8%. Cyber Five Underperformed Despite $10 Billion on Cyber Monday.
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JUL 14, 2020
Best Buy, Costco, The Home Depot and Target are also positioned for above-average ecommerce growth, ranging from 36.0% to 52.0%.
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OCT 22, 2020
The leading big-box retailers will see more impressive rates of growth, led by Best Buy (up 105.5%), Target (up 103.5%), The Home Depot (up 71.2%), Walmart (up 65.4%), and Costco (up 60.3%). Beyond the top 10, prestige retail brands have performed well this year and should ride the wave right into the holiday season.
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AUG 3, 2020
“In our research, boomers were the least likely generation to try new online stores, but one in five shopped online for the first time at a well-known-brand discount buying club or superstore like Walmart, Costco or Sam’s Club.”. Of course, many boomers will be happy to resume their more accustomed shopping habits when it feels safe to do so.