In an interview with Recode, former Amazon programmer Paul Davis said Amazon's marketplace should be split from its core business.
One of Amazon's first employees, who was part of the founding team that set the company up in 1994, has come out in support of recent calls to split the company in two.
He added:"They're not breaking any agreements. They're just violating what most people would assume was how this is going to work: 'I sell stuff though your system [and] you're not going to steal our sales.'" "We need to ensure that large online platforms don't eliminate these benefits through anticompetitive behavior," Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, who is leading a EU investigation into its dual role as a marketplace and a seller, said in a statement in July."I have therefore decided to take a very close look at Amazon's business practices and its dual role as marketplace and retailer, to assess its compliance with EU competition rules," she added.
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