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Retail giant's Southern California strategy reeks of smugness and touts self-serving corporate behavior as a social good

Retail giant's Southern California strategy reeks of smugness and touts self-serving corporate behavior as a social good

Retail giant's Southern California strategy reeks of smugness and touts self-serving corporate behavior as a social good

Activists in the Inland Empire recently got their hands on an internal Amazon memo that detailed the company’s political and community strategy for Southern California this year, a document that they shared with journalists who, in turn, trumpeted it as a "stark look" at the company’s efforts to "buy influence" and project power.

OPINION- Activists in the Inland Empire recently got their hands on an internal Amazon memo that detailed the company’s political and community strategy for Southern California this year, a document that they shared with journalists who, in turn, trumpeted it as a “stark look” at the company’s efforts to “buy influence” and project power.

A leaked memo detailing how Amazon seeks goodwill as it expands its footprint in Southern California wasn’t necessarily shocking. But it shows the retail giant protects its image.

Palm Springs must be judicious in their mega-warehouse expansion decisions-making processes.

Ontario was once at the center of the dairy industry. Now it’s home to Amazon’s largest warehouse and many others – with dangerous consequences

The collective footprint of Inland Empire warehouses covers more than a billion square feet. That's right, a billion. It signals a need for change.