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Old 05-23-2011, 04:51 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
One thing, though, Amazon isn't just a vertically integrated company; they are an outright conglomerate (ala GE) but focused on retailing instead of manufacturing. They sell dry goods like books and CDs, electronics and clothing, food and drugs; but also services like online hosting and storage, and even personal services. And they don't limit themselves to consumer sales, as the bulk of their services operations are (so far) corporate-focused.
Not to mention Amazon's business model is so far only implemented in a handful of markets in any meaningful way. They have HUGE growth potential outside of the US despite already receiving 50% of their revenue "off-shore". Whatever you think of Amazon today ... it will be twice that in a few years.
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