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Why banks should watch out for Amazon
After Amazon wipes out the local retail sector, the banking sector will be next, CEO of the original disruptor SEEK Andrew Bassat warns.
After Amazon wipes out the local retail sector, the banking sector will be next, CEO of the original disruptor SEEK Andrew Bassat warns.
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