Posted Oct. 11, 2012 at 11:24 a.m.
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Morrisville, N.C. — EBay and Amazon sales growth slowed in September, signaling that consumers may not increase holiday spending as much as expected, an analyst says. The data comes from Morrisville-based ChannelAdvisor. Plus: EBay launches a redesigned website.
ChannelAdvisor data shows slowing sales at EBay, Amazon
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Morrisville, N.C. — EBay and Amazon sales growth slowed in September, signaling that consumers may not increase holiday spending as much as expected, an analyst says. The data comes from Morrisville-based ChannelAdvisor. Plus: EBay launches a redesigned website.
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Interesting trends. We are excited to launch Flash Purchase in time for the holiday season to enable consumers to create their own deals, join existing ones, share while building purchasing groups that attain better prices than any single individual can achieve on their own.
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