Amazon's Jeff Bezos could be world's first trillionaire: reports

Posted May 24, 2020


Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is on track to be the world's first trillionaire by 2026. 
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By Brian Linder | blinder@pennlive.com


Jeff Bezos is worth how much?
If you guessed almost a trillion dollars — that’s right, a trillion — you wouldn’t be far off, at least. In fact, according to a recent report, the Amazon founder and CEO is on track to become the world’s first trillionaire.
And he’s on track to hit the mark by 2026.
Bezos’ net worth is, reportedly $143 billion, and some reports say he’s made more than $34 billion during the coronavirus pandemic.
The reports come as Bezos’ Amazon workers have staged walkouts over a lack of “adequate protection in the workplace.”

According to USA Today, Amazon claims that it spent more than $800 million in the first half of the year on safety measures to protect those workers during the pandemic. And, it said, the company claims to have added 175,000 new workers.
And, USA Today said, Tim Bray, the company’s vice president announced earlier this month he was leaving the company after executives who spoke out about the way workers were being treated were fired.
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos could be world's first trillionaire: reports

Posted May 24, 2020


Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is on track to be the world's first trillionaire by 2026.
SYR


By Brian Linder | blinder@pennlive.com


Jeff Bezos is worth how much?
If you guessed almost a trillion dollars — that’s right, a trillion — you wouldn’t be far off, at least. In fact, according to a recent report, the Amazon founder and CEO is on track to become the world’s first trillionaire.
And he’s on track to hit the mark by 2026.
Bezos’ net worth is, reportedly $143 billion, and some reports say he’s made more than $34 billion during the coronavirus pandemic.
The reports come as Bezos’ Amazon workers have staged walkouts over a lack of “adequate protection in the workplace.”

According to USA Today, Amazon claims that it spent more than $800 million in the first half of the year on safety measures to protect those workers during the pandemic. And, it said, the company claims to have added 175,000 new workers.
And, USA Today said, Tim Bray, the company’s vice president announced earlier this month he was leaving the company after executives who spoke out about the way workers were being treated were fired.
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Amazon looks like a monopoly to me.  The US has laws pertaining to monopolies
and their abuses.  The Corona Virus is increasing Amazon's business and that
makes them more of a monopoly.  
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This is the age of HUGE technology monopolies and I don't think it's good.
The first problem is the censoring of information.  The second problem is the
collection of everything about everybody.  And there are more problems.

This Coronavirus garbage is also making 33 million americans lose their jobs. it's terrible and It is a huge monopoly.