Kogan.com IPO 'different to the others'
Ruslan Kogan has distanced Kogan.com from recent e-commerce sharemarket flops.
Sue Mitchell, Senior Reporter
Sue Mitchell writes on retail specialising in fast-moving consumer goods, hardware, clothing and accessories. Sue is based in our Sydney newsroom.
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