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Amazon claims it isn’t a “Very Large Online Platform” to evade EU rules
(arstechnica.com)
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It's actually three medium-sized online platforms in a trench coat.
No wonder it's so good at businessing. That Vincent, I tell you!
I recently saw someone suggest that America was just three corporations in a trenchcoat; so maybe it's actually nine smaller corporations, in groups of three, each group in their own trenchcoat, and then those three groups get together in an even bigger trenchcoat 🤔🧥
What are the 3
Apple, google and microsoft.
But there is another trenchcoat with Amazon, Tesla and Berkshire Hathaway
It's funny to me the lack of pharma, investing, oil, and defense contractors, in this list.
Blackrock is the top level no?