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But he owns massive amounts of Amazon stock, so he does "own Amazon" technically in that he owns a large part of it - it said "Jeff Bezos-owned", not "Jeff Bez
by john-radio 3y ago
But he owns massive amounts of Amazon stock, so he does "own Amazon" technically in that he owns a large part of it - it said "Jeff Bezos-owned", not "Jeff Bezos-solely-owned" - so I think the sentence is true both in letter and in spirit.
- karaterobot 3y agoYou believe the spirit of what the author meant was that because Jeff Bezos owns a lot of shares in Amazon, he controls the product design for Goodreads? Because otherwise that sentence is a total non sequitor and should have been removed. I'm also a shareholder of Amazon, am I also responsible? I disagree, I think the most likely explanation is that they didn't know he wasn't CEO anymore, and they believed that when he was CEO he micromanaged Goodreads, both of which are mistaken.
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