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Month: March 2020

From AZMKIMI to MZOO: Chinese brands take over Amazon.com

March 7, 2020 by John Yunker

Very interesting article by John Herrman in the New York Times about the rise of Chinese sellers on Amazon and their very interesting choices of brand names. From the article… …

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