CAN EBAY'S ACQUISITION OF TICKETBIS FULFIL ITS GLOBAL AMBITIONS? Case Solution
While the main ticket market offered tickets at costs repaired by occasion suppliers, the secondary ticket market resold tickets for an earnings in keeping with the need. The secondary ticket market was a natural phenomenon where unused tickets were resold for financial advantages. The secondary ticket market suffered from the phenomenon of ticket promotes, although it provided an efficient platform for ticket resale.
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