> Why not let Amazon take a stab at turning things around, then? The point the article is making is that iRobot's bad decisions are the reason the company was

> Why not let Amazon take a stab at turning things around, then? The point the article is making is that iRobot's bad decisions are the reason the company was failing. Blaming regulators for a poor acquisition outcome may be fair, but they were a very minor part of the outcome.