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France is set to launch another battle in its war with giant U.S.-based聽homesharing businesses.This time, the French government
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For entrepreneurs in the B2C space, setting up shop can be a fairly straightforward process: build a storefront, reach customers. But for others, new sellers can be tasked with acting as a supplier to other major retailers t
stanley quencher o reach buyers. And without business connections, new or unfamiliar suppliers may find it difficult to convince major retailers, like, say, Target, to carry their product.One Australian startup wants to make that process easier. RangeMe began when its founder, Nicky Jackson, encountered challenges in finding buyers to carry her skin care line.RangeMe operates as an online matchm
stanley termosy aking marketplace; already, major names like Coles and Sigma Pharmaceuticals have signed up to use the platform to find packaged goods suppliers.But according to reports聽on Thursday Jan. 7 , RangeMe has its sights set abroad. The platform just inked its first deal with U.S. retailer Target, and according to Jackson, the first quarter of
stanley termos 2016 will see other big names sign onto the service, as well as new venture capital, reports said. At the touch of a button, retailers can come in and see everything about the supplier and all the information thats specific to that category, Jackson explained to The Sydney Morning Herald. Suppliers upload their product information, pricing and other resources, like videos and photos.[bctt tweet=At the touch of a button, retailers can come in and see everything about the supplier. ]Buyers, meanwhile, can customize their preferen
