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Amid antitrust talk, Amazon and Google flex lobbying muscle

By Kennett Werner, OpenSecrets.org | July 9, 2017

In calling Amazon a monopoly in plain sight, Chamath Palihapitiya was banking on the assumption that antitrust enforcers won’t catch on and disrupt that growth. But some antitrust scholars think it’s time to intervene.

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