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Amazon says it doesn't use information on third-party sellers to inform its private-label business. But interviews with more than 20 employees and documents I reviewed show a pattern of using this data to create their own competing items
https://on.wsj.com/2VtOxge $AMZN
Documents I reviewed from an Amazon employee had data on a 4-person Brooklyn Amazon seller that makes car accessories. The data showed they sold 33,000 units over 12 months. It had Amazon's profit per sale. In September, Amazon launched competing itemshttps://on.wsj.com/3cADck2
“This report raises deep concerns about Amazon’s apparent lack of candor before the Committee regarding an issue that is central to our investigation,” Jerrold Nadler (D., N.Y.) said in the memo on Thursday following our story. https://on.wsj.com/2VSTePB pic.twitter.com/xOwy6tFgOo
They don’t tell congress they don’t do it.
Not much different vs Walmart with their own brand & Sam's Choice products really just a little dirtier way to do it maybe 
I make a point to not buy Amazon branded items, which are sometimes cheaper. I smile when I spend the few extra bucks. We can stop Bezos from owning everything.
If you price compare with local stores, Target and Walmart, 8/10 you're spending more with Amazon plus paying a subscription
brilliant!
Makes it worse when they promote other seller items on your store too. It's incredibly frustrating through @eBay. You pay for a store and they essentially drive sales away.
Not suprise. Their business model is to centralised all retail business. They will abuse the small online retail owner.
it’s obvious, the same for Costco!
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