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"Amazon's 2013 e-commerce sales totaled more than those of the nine other largest U.S. merchants, combined, according to data from Internet Retailer, an e-commerce research firm.\nThe online retail giant topped the charts at $67.9 billion \u2014 that's $49.6 billion more than the second-largest online retailer, Apple, which clocked in at $18.3 billion. Traditional big-box chains such as Walmart and Staples\u00A0took third and fourth place, respectively. Netflix, at no. 7, also cracked the top 10 with $4.4 billion. Dell came in at no. 10 with $3.6 billion.\nSee also: A French Economics Book Is Dominating Amazon Right Now\nAmazon announced a wearable-technology store late last month, and as of Monday, it now lets customers add items to their shopping carts directly from Twitter. The site's sales totaled $19.7 billion in the first quarter of 2014, meeting expectations.\nThe following chart, created by Statista, shows how Amazon's 2013 sales compare to its competitors:\n\nImage:  Statista\n\n\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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