Today in Data: Retailers Spending on Inventory IT, Attracting Global Customers, Walmart Expanding In-Fridge Delivery

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Retailers enact cross-border strategies to attract customers from around the world, and retailers are spending big bucks on inventory IT. Plus, Walmart is boosting its in-fridge delivery goal to 30 million households amid questionable demand.

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    Today in Data

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    30M: Walmart’s household goal for in-fridge delivery

    5,000: Number of Walmart stores within 10 miles of 90 percent of the U.S. population

    33%: Share of consumers who made an eCommerce purchase in December

    30%: Approximate share of retail inventory intended for in-store sales that’s used for online orders

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    46%: Share of top 50 eCommerce sites that are built in at least four languages


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