Entrepreneur’s BREATHTAKING Retention Rate Puts Sharks In Tricky Position | Shark Tank AUS

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Shark Tank is a business based TV show in which investors assess the ideas of budding entrepreneurs, in front of the cameras. This is the Australian version, which aired for four series until 2019, on Channel 10.

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