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On the road to becoming one of the world's most valuable companies, Amazon has weathered resistance as it expanded across the globe.

As it expanded across Iraq and Syria, the Islamic State destroyed many archaeological sites, looting them for profit and damaging some for propaganda.

The company started dealing in computer products in 1985 under the name of Global DirectMail, and through the acquisition of other computer-supply companies, it expanded across the United States and into parts of Europe, producing revenue of nearly $180 million by 1990.

In testimony to Congress this spring, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said that Operation Streamline "is a very good program, and we are working to get it expanded across other parts of the border" because "it has a great deterrent effect". The program is now in place in parts of Texas and Arizona.

Last summer, it expanded across the U.S., and in December, it hit the U.K. The idea is that customers can shop Treasure Truck deals in the Amazon app, pay online, then show up in person to pick up their purchases.

Last summer, it expanded across the U.S., and in December, it hit the U.K. Now that Amazon owns Whole Foods, thanks to last year's $13.7 billion acquisition, it makes sense that it would use the grocer's parking lots as a place to park the truck for the day, while wooing shoppers with food-related product deals.

Shoprite is taking a similar tack as it expands across the continent.

EBay Inc. said it would pay about $120 million in cash to buy control of the Internet Auction Company, South Korea's largest online auction company, as it expands across the globe.

In random solid solutions at experimental strain rates, the thermally activated nucleation process is sufficiently fast at low applied stresses so that growth of the twin is controlled by solute strengthening of the nucleated twin loop as it expands across the twin boundary.

Stripe has been adding products and high-profile partners over the past year as it expands across the globe.

Its president, David Marcus, spoke to the BBC's Rico Hizon to explain what the challenges are for the company as it expands across Asia.