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It certainly does seem to be anticompetitive to (1) own the market, (2) collect the data about the market, and (3) actively use that data to replace or compete
by ShteiLoups 7y ago
It certainly does seem to be anticompetitive to (1) own the market, (2) collect the data about the market, and (3) actively use that data to replace or compete with third parties on the market. As per a comment below[1].
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21597614 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21597614
- cmcd 7y agoIf this is anticompetitive then many brick and mortar stores are in trouble. Go into any large grocery store and popular items will almost always have a store brand equivalent prominently displayed and discounted next to the name brands.
- ghaff 7y agoCVS even explicitly has signs that point out some house brand product has the same ingredients as X well known branded product.