Amazon Has a Lot of Problems Suddenly. It'll Be OK. – Commercial Observer
The antitrust lawsuit could take years to resolve, and in the meantime the e-commerce hegemon will continue to grow.
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The antitrust lawsuit could take years to resolve, and in the meantime the e-commerce hegemon will continue to grow.
When e-commerce surged during the early months of the pandemic, Amazon (AMZN) went on a shopping spree of its own. Case in point: It purchased a 76-acre site on the outskirts of Miami to build the company’s largest distribution center in South Florida. With demand for online shopping faltering, the tech giant wants to keep the warehouse closed for another year, despite having spent $129 million to build it.
Here are the groups that are most affected by Google's business practices.
Here are the groups that are most affected by Google's business practices.
The face off that starts Tuesday is the most significant antitrust challenge to a tech giant since the Justice Department went after Microsoft 25 years ago.