Analyst spots a future for Sonova at Costo

Despite the pair having torn up their previous contract, Sonova might find other uses for Costco, an analyst says.

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by marketwire, translated by daniel pedersen

The world’s biggest hearing aid manufacturer, Swiss Sonova, has reportedly ceased all sales of hearing aids through US retail chain Costco, according to industry media Hearing Tracker.

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