Paul Rafelson: Lawmakers should not be swayed by Amazon’s investment In Utah

Greater antitrust enforcement is desperately needed to control Big Tech.

(Photo courtesy of Amazon) The first Amazon fulfillment center in Salt Lake City is busy handling customer orders on a recent day.

(Photo courtesy of Amazon) The first Amazon fulfillment center in Salt Lake City is busy handling customer orders on a recent day.

| Dec. 31, 2021, 3:00 p.m.

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