Runs the world's largest e-commerce marketplace and has built the logistics infrastructure to deliver to 100M+ Prime members in one or two days. Third-party sellers now account for 60%+ of items sold, meaning Amazon collects fees without owning inventory.
Powers over 4 million online stores worldwide. Instead of competing with Amazon, it arms the merchants who compete with Amazon. Every small business that wants an online store either uses Shopify or wishes they did. Now expanding into payments and logistics.
The Amazon and PayPal of Latin America in one company. Dominates e-commerce across Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico while also running the region's largest fintech platform. Latin America's 650M population is early in its e-commerce adoption curve.
Linked to Online Travel Booking and Digital Commerce. Relies on Google and Meta. Competes with Booking Holdings and Airbnb.
Linked to E-Commerce. Relies on Meta. Competes with Alibaba and JD.com.
Linked to E-Commerce. Relies on Amazon and NVIDIA. Competes with Alibaba and MercadoLibre.
Linked to E-Commerce. Relies on Amazon. Competes with Alibaba and PDD Holdings (Temu).
Linked to E-Commerce and Supply Chain Tech. Customers include Amazon, FedEx and UPS. Competes with Duke Realty and Rexford Industrial.
Linked to E-Commerce and Last-Mile Delivery. Customers include Amazon and Walmart. Competes with UPS and Amazon Logistics.
Linked to E-Commerce and Last-Mile Delivery. Customers include Amazon and Walmart. Competes with FedEx and Amazon Logistics.
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