by Don Peek
Electronic commerce, which is also often called e-commerce, is the newest way to do business. Ecommerce basically consists of businesses that own cyber-shops and/or offer product catalogues online.
Companies that do business on the internet, or online companies, operate their businesses all day, every day, online, using ...
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