Winners in the online economy

Seven of the world’s largest internet companies control 80% of the $300 billion-plus online economy, five based in the U.S. and two in China
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$306.52 billion (2014-15)
Amazon (U.S.) revenue $100.60bn Alphabet* (U.S.) $71.80bn Other $59.23bn JD.com (China) $18.50bn eBay (U.S.) $17.70bn
Liberty Interactive (U.S.) $17.70bn Facebook (U.S.) $15.9bn Tencent (China) $12.89bn
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Alibaba (China) $8.57bn
Priceline (U.S.) $8.44bn
Expedia (U.S.)  $5.76bn
Rakuten (Japan) $5.60bn
Netflix (U.S.)  $5.50bn
Baidu (China)   $5.21bn
Yahoo (U.S.)    $4.62bn
Salesforce (U.S.)$4.07bn
Groupon (U.S.)  $3.20bn
LinkedIn (U.S.) $2.21bn
NetEase (China) $2.00bn
Twitter (U.S.)  $1.41bn
ASOS (UK)       $1.40bn
TripAdvisor (U.S.) $1.24bn
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Sources: USA Today, S&P Capital IQ   *Parent company of Google

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