Amazon's growth and customer focus in 1999. 0:00

Amazon in 1999: Focused on customer growth, added 10.7 million new customers.

Amazon's growth and business model. 1:55

Amazon's sales grew 90% in just 3 months, reaching over $1 billion in 1999.

Amazon's business model is capital efficient, requiring $220 million in inventory and $318 million in fixed assets for $2 billion in annualized sales.

Amazon ownership and e-commerce platform. 4:41

Amazon.com CEO reveals 100 shares owned, highlighting platform's e-commerce capabilities.

Amazon's business goals and strategies in 2000. 5:46

Amazon's vision is to build Earth's most customer-centric company, offering a wide range of products and services while continuously earning customers' trust.

The company aims to grow and strengthen customer relationships, expand its product and service offerings, and drive operational excellence across all areas of the business.

Amazon aims to expand globally, leveraging existing brand presence and infrastructure.

Amazon's long-term investment approach and growth prospects. 10:07

Amazon prioritizes partnerships that deliver high-quality customer experiences, drive profitability, and expand its store efficiently.

Bezos emphasizes long-term investment approach in 1997 letter to shareholders.