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Perhaps that's the case right now. However, I was just pointing out that they do indeed have brick and mortar stores because the parent said they didn't have an
by exclusiv 10y ago
Perhaps that's the case right now. However, I was just pointing out that they do indeed have brick and mortar stores because the parent said they didn't have any.
Anyway, AWS was once a decimal point in their revenue too. In fact it's around 10% right now, but very important in terms of profit.
- giarc 10y agoParent comment (mine) did not say they have no brick and mortar stores. But for all intents and purposes, they have 0 stores.
- exclusiv 9y agoIt did. You edited it. Then in your reply above you still remain stubborn with "for all intents and purposes". Amazon has brick and mortar and expanding it's part of their strategy. I'm not saying it's a big piece of their business right now. No need to adjust your statements semantically and go back and forth because you weren't accurate in your prior claim. Furthermore - you said "Walmart's model is to have a store in every town in America". Amazon wants a piece of that $480 B in revenue too. You can't steal all of that revenue by only being online.