Bright Spots In Digital Commerce 

By  |  June 28, 2021
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Nike remains bullish on the expansion of its digital and direct-to-consumer (D2C) business. In automotive, CarMax posted record financial results amid the firm’s push to grow its digital presence, during a supply chain shortage that is leading purchasers into the secondhand vehicle market. And in commerce, the past year has been a boon for digital businesses, particularly marketplaces and aggregators. All this, Today in Data.

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    Data:

    452K: Number of units CarMax sold through its retail and wholesale channels.

    300M: Minimum number of customers in Nike’s membership program.

    $240B: Nike’s approximate market cap as of June 25.

    27%: Share of consumers who are purchasing groceries for curbside pickup more often than before March 2020.

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    $7.7B: Revenue CarMax posted for the three months ending May 31.


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