Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) makes money through its consumer ventures (online and offline retail sales, search advertising, content streaming etc) and cloud services (rental of compute, storage etc) and competes with industry leaders in the retail as well as technology industry...
The company has so far failed to establish itself in India and just two weeks ago announced it is pulling out of China, but Amazon’s pockets are deep enough to withstand years of lukewarm success outside the U.S.
Rule changes in India, along with antitrust probes in Europe, show policymakers are growing more skeptical about the competitive threat from the American e-commerce giant.
Amazon’s influence over the US ecommerce market is undeniable. Prime, Amazon’s customer loyalty program, has been a major driver behind its success in the US.
Last time we learned about eBay’s attempt to expand into China in 2003. This time we will assess how Amazon faired, keeping in mind five key practices that US tech firms must adapt in order to make their Chinese operations a successful venture.
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) makes money through its consumer ventures (online and offline retail sales, search advertising, content streaming etc) and cloud services (rental of compute, storage etc) and competes with industry leaders in the retail as well as technology industry...
The company has so far failed to establish itself in India and just two weeks ago announced it is pulling out of China, but Amazon’s pockets are deep enough to withstand years of lukewarm success outside the U.S.
Rule changes in India, along with antitrust probes in Europe, show policymakers are growing more skeptical about the competitive threat from the American e-commerce giant.
Amazon’s influence over the US ecommerce market is undeniable. Prime, Amazon’s customer loyalty program, has been a major driver behind its success in the US.
Last time we learned about eBay’s attempt to expand into China in 2003. This time we will assess how Amazon faired, keeping in mind five key practices that US tech firms must adapt in order to make their Chinese operations a successful venture.
