According to Forrester Research, online auctions are expected to exceed $54 bln in 2007, and comprise 25% of the total online retail sales.
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Online auctions to generate $54 bln in 2007
According to Forrester Research, online auctions are expected to exceed $54 bln in 2007, and comprise 25% of the total online retail sales.
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