What's an M&A?

This list is a joke. Kraft is one of the most disreputable companies. There are a lot of people, myself included, who would not touch a Kraft-manufactured food product with a 10-feet pole. In my eyes they stand at the same level as industrial poultry raisers and the like. Too bad this takes away a lot from the value of Amazon's first place.

As you may know, Bing pays people cashback if they approach a retailer through a Bing link. So it's only natural that if I want to purchase something from, say, newegg, I will go first to Bing and click on a newegg link. That will appear to Microsoft as if their advertising were successful on me, while in reality I have already made my decision, and just take what Microsoft throws at me. There are some retailers, such as ebay, that you have to perform a search before they offer cashback. So why not search for something.

Why does it charge money then?