11-16-2018, 02:45 PM
(11-16-2018, 01:23 PM)Benton Wrote: That doesn't have much to do with a monopoly, though.
And it's tricky with Amazon. They're only 5% of US retails sales, but I've seen other numbers that have them at half of all US e-commerce sales. And their diversity makes that a pretty big weight to throw around. And you've got instances where they're using their size to purchase companies like Quidsi... and then shutting that company down and laying off employees.
It does if you want to do something to break them up. If Amazon wants to buy up Wal-mart, Target and the likes then that's a different matter. Right now they are just better.
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