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VC-backed D2C brands resist Thrasio-style ventures, cite low valuations

By Debjyoti Roy

  • 14 Jun 2021
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VC-backed D2C brands resist Thrasio-style ventures, cite low valuations
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Many Direct-To-Customer (D2C) brands, which are heavily funded by institutional investors, are choosing to grow on their own as...

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