e-commerce companies
Companies whose enriched business profile is tagged “e-commerce”, drawn from their SEC filings + website text. Sorted by market capitalization; every figure is delayed data from SEC EDGAR + market data, shown with its as-of date.
- Amazon (AMZN) Consumer Discretionary — A dominant global e-commerce and cloud infrastructure platform driving retail, digital entertainment, and enterprise technology services. ask →
- Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA) — A global technology conglomerate operating the world's largest online and mobile commerce ecosystem, complemented by robust cloud computing and digital media operations. ask →
- PDD Holdings (PDD) Information Technology — PDD Holdings is a global commerce leader operating interactive e-commerce platforms including Pinduoduo and Temu that connect merchants directly to consumers. ask →
- Mercado Libre (MELI) Consumer Discretionary — MercadoLibre is the dominant e-commerce and fintech powerhouse of Latin America, orchestrating an integrated ecosystem of digital marketplaces, logistics, and financial services. ask →
- Target Corporation (TGT) Consumer Staples — A leading U.S. general merchandise retailer providing a diverse mix of apparel, home goods, and food and essentials through physical stores and an integrated digital platform. ask →
- Coupang (CPNG) Consumer Discretionary — Coupang is a leading e-commerce platform in South Korea known for its rapid delivery services and extensive logistics network. ask →
- Omnicom Group (OMC) Communication Services — A global marketing and communications powerhouse that combines integrated agency networks with advanced data, commerce, and generative AI capabilities. ask →
- Wayfair (W) Consumer Discretionary — Wayfair is a leading online-first retailer providing an extensive, curated selection of home furnishings and decor directly to consumers. ask →
- GameStop (GME) Consumer Discretionary — A specialty retailer shifting its focus toward capital allocation and strategic acquisitions while managing a core business of video games and rapidly growing pop culture collectibles. ask →
- Maplebear Inc. (CART) Consumer Staples — Instacart is the leading grocery-focused technology platform, empowering retailers with digital storefronts and fulfillment tools while connecting consumers to local shops. ask →
- Gap Inc. (GAP) Consumer Discretionary — Gap Inc. is a leading global apparel retailer managing a portfolio of iconic brands including Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta. ask →
- Chewy (CHWY) Consumer Discretionary — A pure-play online pet retailer that combines a high-touch customer service model with a subscription-based revenue stream. ask →
- ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH CLASS A (ANF) Consumer Discretionary — A global, digitally-led omnichannel apparel retailer recognized for its successful brand transformation across the Abercrombie and Hollister nameplates. ask →
- STEVEN MADDEN LTD (SHOO) Consumer Discretionary — A design-driven fashion lifestyle brand and retailer specializing in on-trend footwear, handbags, and accessories for a global consumer base. ask →
- WARBY PARKER INC CLASS A (WRBY) Consumer Discretionary — Warby Parker is an omnichannel vision care brand offering affordable, high-quality prescription eyewear and eye exams through a vertically integrated digital-first retail model. ask →
- REVOLVE GROUP CLASS A INC (RVLV) Consumer Discretionary — Revolve Group is a digitally-native fashion platform that leverages influencer marketing and data-driven merchandising to capture the next-generation consumer. ask →
- NATIONAL VISION HOLDINGS INC (EYE) Consumer Discretionary — A leading value-focused optical retailer operating a national network of stores providing accessible eye care and eyewear. ask →
- WEYCO GROUP INC (WEYS) Consumer Discretionary — A legacy footwear company managing a portfolio of brands like Florsheim and BOGS with a focus on both wholesale distribution and direct-to-consumer e-commerce. ask →
- OXFORD INDUSTRIES INC (OXM) Consumer Discretionary — Oxford Industries is a lifestyle-focused apparel company anchored by the Tommy Bahama brand and a diverse portfolio of lifestyle labels distributed through direct-to-consumer and wholesale channels. ask →
- STITCH FIX INC CLASS A (SFIX) Consumer Discretionary — Stitch Fix is an online, data-driven personal styling service that helps consumers discover apparel and accessories tailored to their unique preferences and fit. ask →
- J JILL INC (JILL) Consumer Discretionary — J.Jill is a national lifestyle brand providing versatile women's apparel and accessories through a high-touch omnichannel retail experience. ask →
- ACME UNITED CORP (ACU) Health Care — Acme United is a global provider of cutting, measuring, and first aid products for schools, offices, and industrial users, bolstered by a direct-to-consumer emergency response segment. ask →
- American Outdoor Brands, Inc. (AOUT) Consumer Discretionary — An innovation-focused outdoor company managing a portfolio of brands for hunting, fishing, shooting sports, and outdoor cooking enthusiasts. ask →
- 1-800 FLOWERS.COM INC CLASS A (FLWS) Consumer Discretionary — A multi-brand e-commerce leader in floral and gourmet gifting, currently undergoing a strategic transformation to improve profitability and operational efficiency. ask →
- NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENCE, INC. (NXH) Consumer Discretionary — Neighborhood Intelligence is a technology-focused retail and home-services ecosystem that combines an expansive e-commerce platform with home-ownership solutions and strategic blockchain investments. ask →
- REPOSITRAK INC (TRAK) Information Technology — ReposiTrak is an AI-powered, cloud-based supply chain platform that enables end-to-end food traceability and regulatory compliance for the retail food industry. ask →
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Frequently asked
What are the largest e-commerce companies?
By market capitalization, the largest e-commerce companies in the catalog include Amazon (AMZN), Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA), PDD Holdings (PDD), Mercado Libre (MELI), Target Corporation (TGT).
How many e-commerce companies does stocks-llm track?
stocks-llm currently lists 26 e-commerce companies (as of 2026-10-08), each with dated fundamentals from SEC EDGAR and market data. Informational only — not financial advice.
Data: SEC EDGAR (filings) + market data (fundamentals, delayed daily-close). Figures shown with their as-of date.
Last updated 2026-10-08.
Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & market data, shown with their as-of date.