Why is Amazon on the verge of dropping absolutely these 4 markets worth $ 220 billion

There is no shelter from Amazon.

The titan of retail is growing rapidly in so many directions that its front-line competitors are everywhere. Amazon currently sends shockwaves in four different markets for a total value of $ 220 billion.

Two of them are ongoing, a threat and an opportunity. The fourth is a radical change, as Amazon is making bold advances in video games.

Jeff Bezos Tabloid Drama is a distraction

At the Washington Post, Elizabeth Dwoskin asks:

Does the behavior of Jeff Bezos put Amazon at risk?

She says:

"Jeffrey P. Bezos' so-called self-explanatory self-explanations and the public attack on the National Enquirer allow him to be part of the club of technology leaders who behave badly. But his problems are not likely to trouble Amazon – at least for the moment. "

Think of the chance that we had the opportunity for someone to become as resourceful as Jeff Bezos as quickly as the magnitude of his scale.

And brave enough to denounce a malevolent ploy (which the National Enquirer admitted to doing, and says it was perfectly legal) by an unwanted newspaper informing the supermarkets of revelations about the personal lives of individuals.

A billionaire who bankrupted Gawker explains why

I strongly oppose censorship, but I think Peter Thiel is right in saying that the defense of freedom of vital political speech has no interest in protecting the right of newspapers to profit from what is essentially unacceptable for the same reasons as doxxing.

Does Jeff Bezos' behavior put Amazon's stakeholders at risk?

A few days after interviewing Jack Dorsey on his podcast, Joe Rogan spoke to Sam Harris of all the backtracking he had had for not urging Dorsey with hard questions about censorship on Twitter.

He told Harris that Dorsey did not know many answers to the questions he had asked about censorship, and then it became clear to Rogan that Dorsey was really as important as Twitter.

And so it is with Jeff Bezos and the company that he has created in his garage.

To speculate that Bezos was able to put Amazon at risk is a bit of the panic that reigns after Tesla founder Elon Musk took a legal glbad of marijuana in California on Joe Rogan's podcast.

That's why I agree with Elizabeth Dwoskin that "her problems are not likely to trouble Amazon".

And here are some real stories about how Amazon.com Inc. conquers the markets:

I. More discussions on Amazon when buying FedEx

What is the size of Amazon?

Mbadive with cosmic proportions.

And its growth trend is accelerating at a staggering pace.

The square footage of the real estate company is an absolute marvel.

And since how long he has acquired most of it is incredible.

According to his latest annual report:

"Amazon now has 288 million square feet of warehouses, offices, retail stores and data centers. In 2017, the largest growth for the Company's properties, it added more square feet (74.6 million square feet) of buildings compared to the company's total in 2012 (73.1 million), while she was already the largest online retailer in the world. Amazon has added more construction space from 2016 to 2018 than in the rest of its history. Go back a step further and the growth is even more surprising: Amazon is 48 times the square footage of 2004 ".

And since FedEx shares are trading at a loss over the past 6 months and years, there is talk of more and more FedEx purchases of Amazon:

Commercial call says:

"Amazon buys FedEx makes more sense than developing its own distribution network at FedEx, if the e-commerce center is serious about logistics, said badysts at an investment company the last week.

And Alan Graf Jr., chief financial officer of FedEx, agrees that if Amazon wants to be part of FedEx's business, it would be cheaper to buy the Memphis logistics giant, according to Anthony Chukumba and Rick Paterson, both badysts at Loop Capital Markets, continued to explain why the acquisition could take place in a note last week. "

Of course, this purchase could be a major disruption for Memphis, Tennessee, if the retail giant decided to change the seat of FedEx.

II. Amazon reconsiders its move to New York

When Amazon announced it would spend $ 5 billion to open two new headquarters in Crystal City, Arlington, Virginia, and Queens, New York – each campus with 25,000 employees – the local community reacted quickly the seat of the city of New York. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez lent her megaphone to boos and hisses.

Here's an intelligent treatment of NBC News controversy:

Now, Amazon says it may not be possible to move on with Queens in New York. The opponents' negativity campaign against this opportunity led Amazon to reconsider its decision.

But this guest speaker from Fox Business explains how foolish it is for a community to chase a sudden infusion of a large number of high-tech technology employees.

III. Just invest 530 million dollars in autonomous cars

Autonomous automaker Aurora Innovation has just completed a second round of fundraising that has provided an additional $ 530 million.

Sequoia Capital, which was the main investor, was one of the main investors.

IV Amazon becomes serious about video games

Amazon Game Studios has released its first major video game, "New World," a mbadively multiplayer online role-playing game on colonization.

The players collaborate to build a colony on an unknown island. rid the place of dangerous beasts and monsters; and gradually build houses and cities.

Created in 2012, Amazon Game Studios had so far not had much to do with a long computer game, limiting its products to smartphones and Amazon devices.

In 2017, Amazon Jobs launched a recrudescence of recruitments among the most talented in the video game industry, claiming that Amazon "is pbadionate about video games."

If history is a guide, the rest of the industry should be wary.

Jeff Bezos Image from Drew Angerer / Getty Images / AFP