Are you saying companies hang a "mission accomplished" sign on the door and just close down? Is that the George W. Bush economic doctrine?

In any case: if you really want Amazon to shut down, the cost is the current market capitalization, plus a healthy surcharge to convince enough shareholders to sell. In practical terms, there may be large shareholders looking unfavourable on your plans such as Bezos.

Bezos is an outlier case, since every hedge fund is Watching if he buys or sells Amazon stock.

There are successful publically traded companies that do Not care anymore. Seagate comes to mind. I remember a Pronouncement from the CEO a few years ago, in which He said that our customers use our product to store Porn. In other words, please don't invest in our Company anymore.