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

Alibaba

Priceline

Expedia

Rakuten

Netflix

Baidu

Yahoo

Salesforce

Groupon

LinkedIn

NetEase

Twitter

ASOS

TripAdvisor

(China)

(U.S.)

(U.S.)

(Japan)

(U.S.)

(China)

(U.S.)

(U.S.)

(U.S.)

(U.S.)

(China)

(U.S.)

(UK)

(U.S.)

$8.57bn

$8.44bn

$5.76bn

$5.60bn

$5.50bn

$5.21bn

$4.62bn

$4.07bn

$3.20bn

$2.21bn

$2.00bn

$1.41bn

$1.40bn

$1.24bn

Amazon

(U.S.)

revenue

$100.60bn

$306.52

billion

Alphabet*

(U.S.)

$71.80bn

Other

$59.23bn

(2014-15)

JD.com

(China)

$18.50bn

Liberty Interactive

(U.S.)

eBay

(U.S.)

$17.70bn

$9.90bn

Facebook

Tencent

(U.S.)

$15.9bn

(China)

$12.89bn

Sources: USA Today, S&P Capital IQ

*Parent company of Google

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