* Running shoes makers ban sales on Ebay, Amazon DUESSELDORF, Germany, April 28 (Reuters) – The German cartel office expressed concern on Monday over the way sports goods maker Asics Corp limits sales of its products online to authorised dealers. The Cartel Office said in a statement it objected to …

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