The thing is, while online sales as measured in the non-store sales category by the Commerce Department by about 400% since February 1999—to $59.77 billion in February, from under $12 billion—the truth of the matter is that online sales growth has slowed and that the retail share on a seasonally adjusted basis didn’t rise anywhere close to the sales rate. Online’s retail share climbed to 11.
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