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And now, thanks to this Boston Globe article, you get to meet the top one, known as “Ali Julia.” Or better yet, a Boston woman who is currently the “No. 1 ranked reviewer on Amazon.com, which makes her the queen of an elite — and very secretive — club that wields huge influence over the nation’s shopping habits.”

Andrew Cohen and William Hennelly in New York and Reuters contributed to this story.

And this isn’t the first time we’ve seen Google focus on e-commerce as of late. Last December, the company bought BufferBox, a?company that rivals Amazon Lockers and allows parcels to be shipped to pick-up stations.?One month later, it also acquired online data retail management service Channel Intelligence.

And it looks like they’ll have a lot to talk about, because they’ve been very busy trying to poach Amazon.com developers literally from the online retail giant’s doorstep — using a strategy “inspired” by Cheezburger’s cheeseburger giveaway this week.

Andrés Ortega, senior research fellow, Real Instituto Elcano, said: “China’s controlled but ongoing globalization is essential for economic development. The US is pulling back, but not the rest of the world, with the effect being a loss of jobs and salaries. We need to recover multilateral, not unilateral, control on globalization and to make it more inclusive.”