On Thursday Amazon’ founder Jeff Bezos said he was not worried about the potential for anti-trust scrutiny of the company as it becomes an important economic force.
Speaking at a Washington business gathering, Bezos said it was normal to draw scrutiny but he did not anticipate any actions that would prevent the internet giant from innovating and growing.
“We are so inventive that whatever regulations are promulgated, that will not stop us from serving customers,” Bezos said in a question-and-answer session at a dinner hosted by the Economic Club of Washington.
“Customers are still going to want low prices. They’re still going to want fast delivery. They’re still going to want a big selection.”
Bezos said it was unsurprising and even normal to face questions when a company like Amazon becomes so big.
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