Walmart is doubling down on its e-commerce business to compete with amazon, and the battle has extended to second-hand watches and collectibles.
Walmart is expanding its online sales of commodities, including adding some collectible and market-demand commodities (such as collectible cards and second-hand watches) to attract more customers, and to compete with rivals eBay and Amazon in the e-commerce field. The e-commerce business of retailers has always been a key growth engine. Walmart accelerates the growth of its e-commerce business and achieves profitability by expanding the range of commodities, strengthening seller verification, improving logistics services, and making efforts to reduce costs.
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