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Walmart and Amazon declare war : Online Retailers Fight for Book Sales
Wednesday, October 28, 2009Many epic battles have been fought on soil, but far fewer in cyberspace. Leave it to Walmart and Amazon to break that barrier. Walmart and Amazon (and newcomer Target) are currently locked in an all out price war over online book sales that has culminated into the American Booksellers Association asking the Department of Justice to launch an antitrust investigation.
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