(Ed. Note: Correct Version): Inside Amazon’s Private-Label Businesses

In Amazon's early days, enterprising merchants carved out lucrative niches for themselves by identifying what wasn't being sold on the site, sourcing those products at low prices and offering them as third-party sellers. This phenomenon helped the ecommerce platform serve more consumers while mitigating its risk and made Amazon the so-called Everything Store it is...

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