The Rise Of Shopify, $68 Billion In Size. How Did It Get So Big? • Discoverology

The Rise Of Shopify, $68 Billion In Size. How Did It Get So Big?

Shopify is the leading E-commerce platform in the United States with 23% market share and has become the second-largest platform in terms of total merchandise volume, surpassing eBay in September 2019 and just behind Amazon. The company’s stock is up more than 20 times its IPO price.

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