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Shares of e-commerce software and solutions company Broadvision (Nasdaq: BVSN) 
(Nasdaq: BVSN) soared 6.3 percent on Monday, climbing 10-13/16 to an all-time closing high of 182-13/16. The company announced that Wal-Mart has selected BroadVision's'sapplications to power the relaunch of its e-commerce site. In addition, BroadVision's applications will be used to build the e-commerce site of Sam's Club.
This is significant news for Broadvision, an Internet company that is actually profitable, because Wal-Mart is arguably the company's most high-profile customer. Broadvision's other customers include American Airlines, Fingerhut, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) , Home Depot, Intuit, Motorola (NYSE: MOT) , Nortel (NYSE: NT) Networks and Xerox.
Broadvision stock has been on a tremendous run this year. Shares climbed more than 1,500 percent from its 52-week low of 12-1/8. This is just more proof that the e-commerce infrastructure is a sizzling sector right now.
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