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Nov 1, 2021 28 min

What Could Disrupt Amazon?

from Breaking Analysis with Dave Vellante Hosted by SiliconANGLE

What Could Disrupt Amazon? Weigh in and take the survey. SiliconANGLE and theCUBE, in collaboration with author and thought leader David Moschella, are initiating a community research project. The question we're asking is, over the course of the next decade, "what could disrupt the extraordinary success of Amazon, Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Facebook?" The first survey focuses on Amazon. Five public US-based companies have market valuations over or just near 1 Trillion dollars. As of Oct. 29th, Apple and Microsoft top the list, each at 2.5T, followed by Alphabet at 2TR, Amazon at 1.7T and Facebook (now Meta) at just under 1T - off from it’s high of 1.1 T prior to its recent troubles. These companies have reached extraordinary levels of success and power. What, if anything could disrupt their market dominance?

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What Could Disrupt Amazon? Weigh in and take the survey. SiliconANGLE and theCUBE, in collaboration with author and thought leader David Moschella, are initiating a community research project. The question we're asking is, over the course of the next decade, "what could disrupt the extraordinary success of Amazon, Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Facebook?" The first survey focuses on Amazon. Five public US-based companies have market valuations over or just near 1 Trillion dollars. As o...

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