On one hand we can call it the Mackenzie effect- allowing the money get to other people hands. One could see this as divorce regrets.
On the another, we could see this as a display of smartness by the leadership of Bezos, they now understand better that over time the regulative crackdown rocking Big-Tech across diverse geography would stay longer and have severe impact if incumbent don't learn to "loss a battle for the war". Simply put, as in the writing of Robert Greene's 48 Laws of Power, “Damper your brightness”.
With antitrust hitting hard in China and firms like DIDI boycott IPO listing in Beijing for NYSE, I expect many other seek ways to level the playing ground for shared prosperity- ISA rocks! - whilst they stay low profile- a lesson from the big mouth of Alibaba’s founder Jack Ma.
On one hand we can call it the Mackenzie effect- allowing the money get to other people hands. One could see this as divorce regrets.
On the another, we could see this as a display of smartness by the leadership of Bezos, they now understand better that over time the regulative crackdown rocking Big-Tech across diverse geography would stay longer and have severe impact if incumbent don't learn to "loss a battle for the war". Simply put, as in the writing of Robert Greene's 48 Laws of Power, “Damper your brightness”.
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With antitrust hitting hard in China and firms like DIDI boycott IPO listing in Beijing for NYSE, I expect many other seek ways to level the playing ground for shared prosperity- ISA rocks! - whilst they stay low profile- a lesson from the big mouth of Alibaba’s founder Jack Ma.
