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monopoly

  1. MJ DeMarco

    Has Amazon become a monopoly?

    HOT! 
    IMO, the company is getting too big, too powerful, and too disruptive to whatever industry it enters. At this point, we don't even know what industry Amazon is within anymore as their interests are all over the place. Just to give you an example, Audible (Amazon owned) recently changed their...
  2. Kak

    Think Big, and Then Think Bigger Than That.

    GOLD! 
    About Texas Central This got me going today (my poor wife ;)) I think it’s interesting. The facts are... -The project will cost upwards of $15 billion. -It is a private Texas based company and it has never built a high speed railroad before. -They have the finances to complete the project...
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  3. The Irish Guy

    Amazon is ruthless...

    As many of you know I sell a pullup bar, on Amazon I always hover around the seventh to tenth spot on the list of best selling pullup bars. (Amazon Best Sellers: Best Strength Training Pull-Up Bars) For as long as I've been keeping an eye on this list, the Iron Gym, which is a very well known...
  4. Almantas

    Amazon is Going to Slaughter Your Brand

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    Hey, guys! So, I've read an article about Amazon taking complete control of ecommerce, link is here. What's your take on this? Do you believe that in few years only the few, very local and extremely customer-focused services/brands will survive and the rest will be slowly pushed aside by...
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