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1861 The first modern mail-order service is established in Newton, Wales.
1872 Montgomery Ward establishes a mail-order business in Chicago with no physical storefront.
1899 The first semi-truck, manufactured the year before, is sold in Cleveland, Ohio.
1924 UPS builds the first conveyor belt system specifically for handling packages.
The first eCommerce company, Compuserve, was founded in 1969.
1979 Michael Aldrich creates “teleshopping” in Great Britain.
However, it did not reach its full potential until Sir Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web and its accompanying browser in 1990.
1994 The first secure, retail transaction takes place over the web.
In 1998, PayPal created one of the first online systems for secure online payments.
China’s dominant eCommerce site, Alibaba, launched in 1999.
Safeway ventured into online shopping and delivery in 2002, but the business struggled.
There was another significant eCommerce development in 2005.
When Amazon launched their Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) service in 2006, it was a groundbreaking program.
Founded in 2012, Instacart sends shoppers to local stores to pick out groceries that consumers order online.
By 2020, there were 112 million Prime members in the United States — about one-third of the population.
By the beginning of 2020, that share had grown to almost 12%. As people stayed away from brick-and-mortar stores due to COVID-19, eCommerce had a historic 30% increase.
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