CNN’s Jon Sarlin explains why companies panic when Amazon enters their markets and what unexpected opportunities that can bring.
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This is what happens when Amazon comes for your business
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10 responses to “This is what happens when Amazon comes for your business”
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Amazon is destruction
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More negative amazon coverage please. I will renounce my fake news mind set. CNN you can be a crusader
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Amazon has the best customer service i have ever experienced. I live in Europe, and i once ordered a book through Amazon, the seller was a scammer, i paid him, but never got the book. After one month of waiting, i contacted Amazon, and they not only made the seller give me back my money, they also offered to sell me a brand new book free of charge, including no shipping fees. That was my first ever experience with Amazon. The second time was couple of months later, i ordered a book, but had few questions about the shipping, i contacted Amazon to ask them, and the guy i was talking to offered to get rid of the shipping fees and switch my order to a priority shipping with no additional charges. I.e. they sold me the book with free shipping. The third experience i have with them was near christmas, i was again buying a book, and they cut the price to almost 50% less than it was. I couldn't be more happy with them. Extremely reliable, polite and helpful.
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It’s called disruptive technology. It’s been here since the dawn of mankind 。Stop whining
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It's hAbbening
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Adapt or Die
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I've never bought anything from Amazon nor used any of their services… It's an unbelievably terrible company. A great company if you're an unbotherd shareholder, but one of the worst companies if you have a conscious.
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Amazon is a true Monopoly…
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I’m happy about it. Amazon is great
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Amazon is trying to take over the world
