The Truth Behind Amazon’s Success? It’s Kinda Evil.

Amazon.com is responsible for a third of online sales, and that number is on the rise. It has become this colossal through unfair business and labor practices that are getting worse every day.

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Rollie Williams

Jul 6, 2012

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