The Everything War: Amazon’s Ruthless Quest to Own the World and Remake Corporate Power

About this book

Publication date :  19 February 2026 Print length :  416 pages The Everything War is a powerful investigative book that reveals how Amazon grew from a simple online bookstore into one of the most dominant and influential companies in the world. Written by journalist Dana Mattioli, the book uncovers the strategies, decisions, and aggressive tactics that helped Amazon expand into many industries. Based on interviews with executives, competitors, and small businesses, the book explains how Amazon reshaped global retail, changed how companies are valued, and influenced the entire economy. It also explores controversial practices—such as using seller data to compete with its own partners, copying competitors, and avoiding taxes—to maintain its dominance. The book highlights how Amazon’s cloud service (AWS) and marketplace power allow it to control large parts of the digital world, making governments, businesses, and even competitors dependent on it. Overall, The Everything War presents a deep and critical look at Amazon’s rise, arguing that its massive influence raises important questions about monopoly power, fairness, and the future of global business.