Today’s WSJ shares that independent stores, including hardware stores, book shops, and pharmacies, have teamed up to stop Amazon’s bad practices. The group, called Small Business Rising, seeks to use anti-trust laws to prevent Amazon marketplace from selling its own goods—which compete with retailers using the platform. Amazon has been shown to use a retailer’s customer and sales data and bypass the retailer (it’s own customer) in order to make a bigger profit.
Starting 6 years ago, Bridge held seminars to help indie stores protect themselves from predatory tech giants like Amazon. Bridge’s software uses a social component to crowd source website maintenance and fend off the giants.
Learn more about Small Business Rising:
https://www.smallbusinessrising.net/
Join their e-mail list:
https://www.smallbusinessrising.net/join-us
Read the full WSJ article:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/merchant-groups-target-amazon-in-new-political-campaign-11617701401
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