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US sportswear outlet Fanatics plans to launch livestreamed shopping unit Fanatics Live in H2 2023 and hires ex-Google executive and Snap VP Nick Bell as its CEO (Patrick Coffee/Wall Street Journal)

February 2, 2023
US sportswear outlet Fanatics plans to launch livestreamed shopping unit Fanatics Live in H2 2023 and hires ex-Google executive and Snap VP Nick Bell as its CEO (Patrick Coffee/Wall Street Journal)


Patrick Coffee / Wall Street Journal:

US sportswear outlet Fanatics plans to launch livestreamed shopping unit Fanatics Live in H2 2023 and hires ex-Google executive and Snap VP Nick Bell as its CEO  —  Sports-merchandise company plans to focus on creators who sell trading cards  —  Sports merchandise retailer Fanatics Inc …


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