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Our reporter found five promising e-commerce payment sites. What's worked for you? Share your experiences here.
Snap Fitness founder Pete Tauton cut back on his gyms' classes and perks. What do you think of his unusual strategy?
More of our continuing eBay coverage: Are you looking at other seller sites? What are you finding?
Bear Naked's founders bootstrapped their way to $65 million in sales. Have thoughts on their story? Share them here.
What do you think of Coca-Cola's purchase of a 40% share of Honest Tea?
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