Top 25 U.S. Web Properties Generate More Traffic from Outside the U.S.
Over 70% of Visitors to Top U.S. Web Properties – Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google and eBay – Come from Outside the U.S. More than half (14) of the top 25 U.S. Web properties attract more traffic from people outside the U.S. than from within,
according to comScore Networks. ComScore pegs the current U.S. Web population at 152 million, or 21% of the 726 million users worldwide, down from 65% of all online users a decade ago.
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92.3, from 93.6 in October, a level that was the highest since July 2005.
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U.S. international trade deficit in goods and services narrowed to
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