You really think a company can’t legally enter a new market by funding the division from another market?
Was Amazon engaging in “dumping” when it was using the revenue from Amazon to build out AWS? And no “AWS wasn’t started by Amazon selling excess capacity”
You can legally invest into a new business with revenue from your existing business. What's not legal is running a line of business in a way that's inherently unsustainable.
So how is CloudFlare having a free tier not “sustainable” when that’s what almost every company does? Do you think the Google Pixel makes money selling only 800,000 phones a quarter? Would it be sustainable as a standalone company?
Is the “HomePod mini” a line of business? Would it be sustainable if it weren’t subsidized by the rest of Apple?
Are you starting to see how meaningless your definition is?
You really think a company can’t legally enter a new market by funding the division from another market?
Was Amazon engaging in “dumping” when it was using the revenue from Amazon to build out AWS? And no “AWS wasn’t started by Amazon selling excess capacity”