And non-Amazon ecommerce sales (*according to one major third-party warehouse company) went down 27%.
Theoretically all companies under capitalism would want to become true monopolies because having competition means leaving money on the table, but in practice a duopoly or a de facto monopoly is preferable to skirt regulations and interventions. There is a good reason Google still props up Mozilla despite competing with them in the browser space.
It would also be interesting so see how many of the larger non-Amazons run on AWS.
It's so nice to have hundreds of small online shops actually competing with quality and or cheap products. Instead of a AliExpress clone with worse support.