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Friday, June 16, 2017
Breaking News: Amazon will buy Whole Foods for $13.7 billion, the latest move by the online giant to push into food retail
Time to break up Amazon, Google and Facebook just like they did Ma Bell
ReplyDeleteDumbest statement made today so far.
ReplyDelete12:39
ReplyDeleteWhat's dumb about it?
Amazon, Google and Facebook are becoming monopolies.
1:16 PM and walmart?
ReplyDeleteAmazon - you can shop anywhere so it is not a monopoly
Google - use duckduckgo
Facebook - there are loads of other social media sites
12:39 is correct, not a very logical comment
Big companies buying little companies it's happening in every industry now.
ReplyDeleteJeff Bezos is trying to corner markets because other companies like Jet are beginning to gain steam against him. They are gaining customers because of his nefarious use of the Washington Post and the new policy where Amazon started charging sales tax in every state not just the ones who have court ordered the company to charge. Jet doesn't charge taxes unless order to, but Bezos does it yet doesn't have to turn over that money legally to the states. He's a shifty guy. Dirty business deals. He's a blight on humanity but then again, most CEOs these days are to those who aren't liberal.
ReplyDelete2:45 PM Jet is owned by walmart and you don't pay taxes on groceries.
ReplyDeleteI guess some of you want an obama socialist takeover now
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