The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
Retailers
Whitney Kimball
Another purported casualty of the coronavirus pandemic has surfaced, folks: Amazon brick-and-mortar discount stores. Yep, the e-commerce giant considered opening up permanent retail locations to peddle unsold inventory before the world descended into lockdown, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
E-commerce giant and surveillance technology purveyor Amazon is already in your walls, your doorbell and your secret union drive Facebook group, but the question on everybody’s lips is: When will they be more in the sky? The answer, apparently, is soon.
Today, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced it’s settling charges it levied against Amazon alleging the company had skimmed $US61.7 ($81) million in tips from its contractor delivery drivers. The fine, fittingly, is for the full amount and “will be used by the FTC to compensate drivers.” You love to…
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