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It's just frustrating that they're constantly entering every vertical. They don't completely dominate and eliminate the competition (in most areas), but they a
by agentultra 17y ago
It's just frustrating that they're constantly entering every vertical.
They don't completely dominate and eliminate the competition (in most areas), but they are building an impressive portfolio of acquisitions.
Probably not an anti-trust case... but it's going to be something. And we'll figure out the laws and legislations necessary to regulate it when it happens. Until then I will remain shamelessly paranoid of the company.
- yanw 17y agoWhat's wrong with it entering 'every vertical'? If they have something to offer it's only good for consumers as they introduce choice by adding a new player to that vertical, it's still a free market. Paranoia alone isn't a solid ground for antitrust allegations.