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When Apps Attack: Industries Under Pressure

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Mobile apps are making price shopping easier for consumers and affecting retail stores such as Target and Best Buy. Other industries affected by mobile apps are the videogame industry and the taxicab services.

Mobile apps industry

03/27/2013

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