Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has seen his wealth increase by at least $24 billion amid the coronavirus pandemic.
While the world's economy is reeling from the devastating effects of COVID-19, the world's wealthiest do not seem to be bothered seriously.
Former Amazon VP Tim Bray described the firings as "chickens**t" and were meant to foster "a climate of fear."
The House Judiciary Committee wants answers on whether the internet marketplace uses data from its third-party sellers to decide what private-label products to launch.
U.S. stocks opened lower on Friday as traders digested gains from the April rally.
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Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri has called on the DOJ to investigate Amazon's alleged abuse of seller data.
Amazon told Congress last year that “we don’t use individual seller data directly to compete” with businesses on their platform, but a WSJ report proves that to be untrue.
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Jack Dorsey's contribution to coronavirus relief is the largest financial pledge by a private individual to date.
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Both celebrities have pledged large amounts to the cause.
Amazon has been busy with its first game, Crucible. It hopes to ship the game this May, as it had been delayed already by the coronavirus outbreak.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Tim Cook are donating $12 million to America's Food Fund.
Employees at as many as 10 warehouses have so far tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Amazon has raised the rate of overtime pay for its warehouse workers as it attempts to attract new workers and reward current ones.
Kellyanne Conway has been instrumental in the successful campaign of Donald Trump. Before entering politics, she earned million via her own venture, The Polling Company.
Warren Buffett may be one of the richest people in the world but he certainly does not live like it. He still lives in the home he bought in 1958 and does not own a collection of cars.
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