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[…] not just a collection of stores – it takes the showroom concept and turns it into warehouses for all the books in the world, including out-of-print books and any title in the public domain. With so much trouble for the […]
[…] Mathrani’s comment, even with his slight backtrack. But, in my opinion, the cat is out of the bag. Their Amazon Books test store in Seattle likely confirmed whatever results they required to give them a green light to go for […]
There’s a smell of desperation in the air and it seems to be coming from the direction of Bentonville, Arkansas. This malodorous scent is Walmart’s plan to hit as many as 10,000 suppliers with warehousing fees, product placement fees for […]
[…] come true. Better late than never. With that nearly two-decade old thought in mind, I visited the 6,000 square-foot Amazon Books store in University Village, an upscale, open-air lifestyle mall in northeast Seattle, near the University of Washington’s sprawling urban […]
[…] is a consumer-facing product by the very inside-baseball, industry-driven Hair Construction Co. Through the creation of mega training materials (look- books, videos, step-by-step “recipes,” product recommendations), three-year-old Hair Construction does the heavy lifting for tens of thousands of salons around […]
[…] departure as CEO, are truly astounding. And the one that stands out most is Amazon’s closing of all 66 Amazon Books in the U.S. and two in the United Kingdom. A Vision Lost? No one would argue that Bezos is […]
[…] becoming. That vision, as defined by Amazon’s founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos, had no boundaries, and apparently still does not. Books were always just the beginning in Bezos’s mind. Furthermore, one might say that it is Amazon, not the Internet, […]
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[…] very human-centered interface. Magical! NOTE: This is just a small sample of the smart commentary in the series. Please visit https://cbusretail.org/covid-chronicles-season-one/ to stream for free and join our live Community Roundtables https://cbusretail.org/member-events/ on December 16 and January 6 to discuss […]
[…] I\’d like to admit, it feels like a new direct-to-consumer brand is targeting me every time I check my Facebook feed. From Daily Harvest trying to get me to shell out $8 for a smoothie and The Zoe Report hitting […]
