FBA seller fury as Amazon dials back compensation for lost products
Amazon recently extended its pursuit of third-party online sellers to move and store their products ...
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Interesting op-ed in today’s Splash247 from Tata Consultancy Services’ Anil Sharma, who argues that liner shipping can soon expect to feel the sort of disruptive forces that have utterly re-shaped the retail and taxi industries, amongst a host of others. “The ship’s valuation is dirt cheap, the technology platforms of e-retailers is already robust enough to integrate the intricacies of liner shipping and the war chest of cash and valuation is on the side of these new gurus of the connected world, it is just a matter of time.”
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