Simply by conducting business as usual, Amazon has accomplished a political rarity: uniting the interests of President Trump with those of two frequent foils, Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren and the European Union.

Since winning the White House in 2016, Trump has accused the Seattle-based e-commerce giant of paying insufficient taxes and exploiting the U.S. Postal Service while promising his administration would investigate antitrust complaints.

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