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Amazon closes Kindle China store after years of struggle

June 3, 2022
Source: news7h.com news7h.com
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Amazon.com Inc. will close its e-book store in China next year, pulling a small but prominent business away from a market it has been unable to make big inroads into against local rivals. Amazon.com Inc. will close its e-book store in China next year, pulling a small but prominent business away from a market it has been unable to make big inroads into against local rivals. The e-commerce giant will stop offering Kindle e-books on June 30, 2023, a spokesperson said in an emailed statement. It promises to continue to support Kindle readers or refund any device purchases made after...
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