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Amazon pledges $2 billion for affordable housing in Puget Sound region, other hubs Becca Savransky, SeattlePI © Mark Lennihan, AP FILE - In this Feb. 14, 2019 file photo, people stand in the lobby for Amazon offices in New York. Amazon is committing more than $2 billion in loans and grants toward creating and preserving affordable housing in the Puget Sound region and its other hubs across the country. The company this week announced its new Housing Equity Fund, which will pro...

By siliconindia  |  Friday, 08 January 2021, 03:53 Hrs Creating history, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, who had once decided to sell off Tesla owing to poor results, became the richest person on the planet, going past Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos on Bloomberg Billionaires Index, a ranking of the worlds 500 wealthiest people. A 4.8 per cent rally in Teslas share price on Thursday took Musk past Bezos, with a net worth of $188.5 billion, 1.5 billion more than B...

© Bertrand Guay/Tobias Schwarz/Angela Weiss/Mark Ralston/AFP/Getty Images Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg • Google CEO Sundar Pichai Apple CEO Tim Cook • Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos Asserting that Donald Trump is a fascist-like dictator threatening the previously sturdy foundations of U.S. democracy has been a virtual requirement over the last four years to obtain entrance to cable news Green Rooms, sinecures as mainstream newspaper columnists, and popularity in faculty lounges. Yet it ...

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For her job performance. she felt the company wasnt giving her time to recover. >> amazon founder, jeff bezos decried the quote, shockingly callous management. he says he doesnt recognize the broader portion of amazon and no such callous company could survive in the tech market place. joining us from san francisco, sara lacey, editor in chief. lets start with the journalism. is it difficult to pull off a piece like this with more than 100 interviews, many on the record involving such a secretive...

She was going to be monitored for her job performance. she felt the company wasnt giving her time to recover. >> amazon founder, jeff bezos decried the quote, shockingly callous management. he says he doesnt recognize the broader portion of amazon and no such callous company could survive in the tech market place. joining us from san francisco, sara lacey, editor in chief. lets start with the journalism. is it difficult to pull off a piece like this with more than 100 interviews, many on the rec...

She was going to be monitored for her job performance. she felt the company wasnt giving her time to recover. >> amazon founder, jeff bezos decried the quote, shockingly callous management. he says he doesnt recognize the broader portion of amazon and no such callous company could survive in the tech market place. joining us from san francisco, sara lacey, editor in chief. lets start with the journalism. is it difficult to pull off a piece like this with more than 100 interviews, many on the rec...

Amazon founder, pope francis, president obama, and the president of iran, also nsa leaker edward snowden. im not sure you want to be on that list. those are your headlines. >> i bet its snowden. >> with that company there? >> thank you very much. speak of snowden, from snowden to snow and ice, wreaking havoc on roads all across the country, a massive 25-car pileup on a new york city highway injuring more than 35 people. thankfully nobody was seriously hurt. maria molina is here in new york cit...

Ago. and $41 million what berkshire hathaway paid for 28 newspapers. buffet has bought more papers this year. then theres jeff bezos. the amazon founder is shelling out $250 million for the "washington post," a paltry 1% of his personal fortune. as our jim acosta reports, billionaires have gone shopping in americas "newsroom." >> reporter: watergate brought down a president. >> have to get something on paper. >> reporter: but it made a newspaper. a triumph not just for reporters bob woodward and...