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Is Amazon Afraid of the 2020 Presidential Candidates?

It dropped a policy for U.S. sellers some said was anti-competitive

The controversial policy ended after legislators vowed to break up tech companies like Amazon.Getty Images
By Lisa Lacy

March 13, 2019

Is Amazon worried its legacy will be tarnished as a bloated, profit-at-any-cost tech octopus with competition-crushing tentacles in every part of the commerce industry?

Lisa Lacy

Lisa Lacy is Adweek's commerce editor.

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