"commerce-oriented" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe a person, organization, or activity that is focused on commerce such as buying, selling, and trading. For example, "He was a very commerce-oriented individual, taking every opportunity to make a profit."
Now he's going further, taking his argument to the commerce-oriented Bloomberg Businessweek Web site in a piece titled "Climate Change Has Nothing to Do With Al Gore" (the first of a two-part post, Douglas says).
Because unlike commerce-oriented best-seller lists, it is the very private act of reading that the book review takes as its subject; in a newspaper, that act of reading becomes news.
"Messaging as a category will evolve to be more commerce-oriented," says Chi-Hua Chien, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers, which has invested in Path and several other messaging applications.
There were two Salems in the late 17th century: a bustling commerce-oriented port community on Massachusetts Bay known as Salem Town, which would evolve into modern Salem, and, roughly 10 miles (16 km) inland from it, a smaller, poorer farming community of some 500 persons known as Salem Village.
Developed by a consortium of newspaper companies, Classified Ventures was created as a way of pooling online newspaper classifieds into a commerce-oriented series of databases.
Inter-cluster differences suggest that DMOs use different approaches to target potential visitors, as evidenced by websites ranging from purely informative and simply designed to highly commerce-oriented and visually alluring.
"We just talked about how to protect brand equity and reduce channel conflict in the emerging e-commerce-oriented economy," recalls Rana.
But purists would argue that e-commerce-oriented companies and technology platform companies are quite different beasts.
Aside from Germany, they are running sites in Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Pakistan and Morocco to name just some of the countries where their mostly e-commerce oriented clones are operating.
The new company, AnkerBox, is a startup funded by its parent company Anker, but operates with a different business model; instead of an e-commerce oriented B2C customer, AnkerBox is augmenting Anker's coverage by taking a service approach.
This investment is in-line with the not-so-new e-commerce investment trend in France (EspaceMax, Showroomprivé, InstantLuxe…) but is perhaps one of the country's very first investments that addresses e-commerce oriented towards the 0-12 year-old age range.
