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Monday, May 6, 2013

AMZN: Amazon (AMZN) launches an Android app store in...

8:29 AM Amazon (AMZN) launches an Android app store in China that will offer both free and paid apps to consumers in the nation. The timing by the company could be good with malicious apps in China from local sources a serious threat and Google not on the app scene yet. The big picture: Amazon has a long term strategy to entrench itself in the Chinese mobile phone market. Read comments

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Press Releases on AMZN

Amazon Bringing New Accessibility Features to Free Kindle Reading Apps (Business Wire)
Amazon.com Announces First Quarter Sales up 22% to $16.07 Billion (Business Wire)
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