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Amazon Shuts 3,000 Online Stores Backed by 600 Chinese Brands to Fight Fake Reviews: Report
Amazon has reportedly cracked down on 600 Chinese brands on its platform. The world's largest e-commerce company reportedly said on Friday that it had closed about 3,000 merchant accounts that were backed by these brands.
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Instagram Most Invasive App, Signal and Clubhouse Safest to Use: pCloud
pCloud lauds apps like Signal, Netflix, Clubhouse, Skype, Microsoft Teams, and Google Classroom for collecting no data at all, making them the safest apps to use on the App Store. While social media apps like Facebook and Instagram are said to be really invasive, BIGO, LIVE and Likke are amongst the top 20 safest apps to use, collecting just 2 per...
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Treasure Hunt for PlayStation 5: Why It’s So Hard to Find
From PlayStation 5 consoles to pandemic-era essential goods, “Scalper bot” software is used by resellers to snatch up products online and relist them moments later at significant mark-ups on eBay and Amazon.
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US EPA Orders Amazon, eBay to Remove Unsafe Products That Cash In on COVID-19 Pandemic Fears
E-commerce companies Amazon and eBay have been instructed by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to stop selling unproven or unsafe disinfectants, including products falsely marketed as killing COVID-19, on their platforms, Bloomberg reported.
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EU Countries Agree on Copyright Reforms, Deal in Sight Next Week
Negotiations stalled last month after EU countries failed to bridge their differences.
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Black Friday Sales: Our Top Picks From the Deals Available Right Now
Black Friday 2018 sales are live and here are our top picks from the best deals you can get on Apple gear on Amazon, Best Buy, eBay, and others.
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eBay Alleges Amazon Poached Sellers From Its Platform
Amazon said it was conducting a thorough investigation of the allegations.
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Amazon Hands Goodwill to eBay With Move to Shut Australians Out of Overseas Sites
Amazon's recent move to stop Australians from shopping on its foreign websites, due to a new law that requires it to collect taxes, is turning away once-loyal customers.
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US Top Court Lets States Force Online Retailers to Collect Sales Tax
States may force online retailers to collect potentially billions of dollars in sales taxes, the US Supreme Court said in a major ruling on Thursday.
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Can Cross-Border Sales Be Amazon's Next Big Growth Opportunity?
Amazon is making a push for merchants on its website to sell goods into other countries, setting the stage for greater competition with rival marketplaces run by eBay and potentially Alibaba.
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OnePlus 5 Speed Test Shows 6GB RAM Variant Holds Its Own Against 8GB Model
A video posted by Timmers EM1 pitted the 6GB variant of the OnePlus 5 against the 8GB model to see whether there’s a major difference when it comes to loading apps and mutitasking.
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eBay to Match Amazon and Other Rivals' Prices in Bid to Attract Shoppers
eBay will guarantee that the roughly 50,000 new products on its Deals site will be at least as cheap as identical items sold by Amazon, Wal-Mart, Target, and other major retailers on the Web.
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Flipkart Offers More ESOPs to Employees to Stabilise Stakes After Valuation Drop
Flipkart, which competes with the likes of Amazon and Snapdeal, has recently raised $1.4 billion at a valuation of $11.6 billion.
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Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime Shows Up on Amazon and eBay in the US
Samsung's new budget Galaxy J1 Mini Prime is now available in the US priced at $89.99 (approximately Rs. 6,000).
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Cyber Monday Deals From Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, eBay, GameStop, Target, and Others
Best Cyber Monday deals available across the Internet, including Amazon, eBay, Best Buy, Walmart, Newegg, Target, GameStop, and Microsoft.
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Amazon Shuts 3,000 Online Stores Backed by 600 Chinese Brands to Fight Fake Reviews: Report
Amazon has reportedly cracked down on 600 Chinese brands on its platform. The world's largest e-commerce company reportedly said on Friday that it had closed about 3,000 merchant accounts that were backed by these brands.
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Instagram Most Invasive App, Signal and Clubhouse Safest to Use: pCloud
pCloud lauds apps like Signal, Netflix, Clubhouse, Skype, Microsoft Teams, and Google Classroom for collecting no data at all, making them the safest apps to use on the App Store. While social media apps like Facebook and Instagram are said to be really invasive, BIGO, LIVE and Likke are amongst the top 20 safest apps to use, collecting just 2 per...
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Treasure Hunt for PlayStation 5: Why It’s So Hard to Find
From PlayStation 5 consoles to pandemic-era essential goods, “Scalper bot” software is used by resellers to snatch up products online and relist them moments later at significant mark-ups on eBay and Amazon.
-
US EPA Orders Amazon, eBay to Remove Unsafe Products That Cash In on COVID-19 Pandemic Fears
E-commerce companies Amazon and eBay have been instructed by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to stop selling unproven or unsafe disinfectants, including products falsely marketed as killing COVID-19, on their platforms, Bloomberg reported.
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EU Countries Agree on Copyright Reforms, Deal in Sight Next Week
Negotiations stalled last month after EU countries failed to bridge their differences.
-
Black Friday Sales: Our Top Picks From the Deals Available Right Now
Black Friday 2018 sales are live and here are our top picks from the best deals you can get on Apple gear on Amazon, Best Buy, eBay, and others.
-
eBay Alleges Amazon Poached Sellers From Its Platform
Amazon said it was conducting a thorough investigation of the allegations.
-
Amazon Hands Goodwill to eBay With Move to Shut Australians Out of Overseas Sites
Amazon's recent move to stop Australians from shopping on its foreign websites, due to a new law that requires it to collect taxes, is turning away once-loyal customers.
-
US Top Court Lets States Force Online Retailers to Collect Sales Tax
States may force online retailers to collect potentially billions of dollars in sales taxes, the US Supreme Court said in a major ruling on Thursday.
-
Can Cross-Border Sales Be Amazon's Next Big Growth Opportunity?
Amazon is making a push for merchants on its website to sell goods into other countries, setting the stage for greater competition with rival marketplaces run by eBay and potentially Alibaba.
-
OnePlus 5 Speed Test Shows 6GB RAM Variant Holds Its Own Against 8GB Model
A video posted by Timmers EM1 pitted the 6GB variant of the OnePlus 5 against the 8GB model to see whether there’s a major difference when it comes to loading apps and mutitasking.
-
eBay to Match Amazon and Other Rivals' Prices in Bid to Attract Shoppers
eBay will guarantee that the roughly 50,000 new products on its Deals site will be at least as cheap as identical items sold by Amazon, Wal-Mart, Target, and other major retailers on the Web.
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Flipkart Offers More ESOPs to Employees to Stabilise Stakes After Valuation Drop
Flipkart, which competes with the likes of Amazon and Snapdeal, has recently raised $1.4 billion at a valuation of $11.6 billion.
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Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime Shows Up on Amazon and eBay in the US
Samsung's new budget Galaxy J1 Mini Prime is now available in the US priced at $89.99 (approximately Rs. 6,000).
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Cyber Monday Deals From Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, eBay, GameStop, Target, and Others
Best Cyber Monday deals available across the Internet, including Amazon, eBay, Best Buy, Walmart, Newegg, Target, GameStop, and Microsoft.
