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How Manufacturers Become Direct-To-Consumer Sellers Through Marketplaces

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That is, a manufacturer might have a cost of goods sold of $16 and sell it to a brand for $20, which, in turn, might sell it for that $100 price tag. “In In a future world, he sees people shop for their emotional purchases from brands. For that reason, Cai said he’s not making the statement that brands are going away.

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Cracking Down On The Counterfeit Culture

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Sure, it cost more than $900 – but she rationalized that, spread over the next three decades, that was only $31 a year. All Deborah Copaken really wanted was a warm coat. A good coat. A Canada Goose coat. And besides, if she died before getting her money’s worth, she could bequeath the coat to her eldest daughter.

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The Amazon Walmart Whole Paycheck Tracker: Prime Day And Its Aftermath 

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Now, in fairness, if there was ever a day when Amazon would run the retail table, it would likely be on the shopping holiday they invented. By any rational measure, Amazon had a big day on Prime Day. But sharp-eyed members noticed a glitch: The site had marked down almost all of the Prime Day-tagged camera equipment to around $94.

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Transcript: Brian Hamburger

Barry Ritholtz

HAMBURGER: So, my grandma, Nana Sophie, she lost her husband at a young age before I was born, and her husband ran an auto body shop. They couldn’t rationalize why things were being done that way. And — RITHOLTZ: Well, there are literally roll up shops that have, I’ve sat in the, I never sit in the audience.

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Transcript: Stephen Suttmeier

Barry Ritholtz

So, so you work, you leave that world and you go to a few boutique shops. You work at Capital Growth Financial and in former global markets before you join investing Giant Merrill Lynch in 2007, what was that transition like from smaller shops to a really, really big one? That’s right. But I don’t have to now.

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Transcript: Dave Nadig

Barry Ritholtz

And we literally talk about during the show, I got a tag to present to the SEC, about their new single stock product. So I went around and sort of did some rationalization. Dave is really a fascinating person, with an incredible depth of knowledge about, well, he’s probably best known as the ETF guy.

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Transcript: Howard Lindzon

Barry Ritholtz

And so I call, so Fred goes, walk back in there and you tell them that you won’t shop the deal if they add another two. And I walked back in and I said, listen, I talked to my board and you know, for an extra two, I won’t shop. LINDZON: Bring me green M&Ms stat. RITHOLTZ: Two, right. And then they go deal.

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