Amazon has created a number of jobs in the retail industry, but these jobs have been concentrated in the areas of supply chains and fulfillment centers.

The company has a large footprint in the United States and other parts of the world but has made a lot of money on the back of selling its products through the traditional model.

That is an interesting point. Amazon has made a lot of money on the back of selling its products through the traditional model. While I agree, I would argue that this isn’t the only way that they have made money. Amazon uses the same distribution and payment systems as a traditional retailer, but Amazon has been able to make more from this model than most traditional retailers.

Amazon's success has enabled them to make more money on the back of selling its products through the traditional model.

I don't think Amazon should be making money from selling its products through the traditional model. I think Amazon should be making money on the back of selling its products through the Amazon Prime program. Amazon gives customers a discount on many of its products, and Amazon Prime customers pay a lower price on most of their Amazon purchases.

They should be making money on the back of selling their products through the Amazon Prime program.

It turns out that Amazon isn't that much of a success in traditional retail, either. According to a study by the American Consumer Expenditure Survey, Amazon's total retail sales were only $15.9 billion in 2015. Amazon's customer growth is just $1.5 billion. That's not a lot of sales, and it might be a problem if Amazon wants to expand its business. We're talking about companies who make their money from selling their products through the traditional model.