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Media Runs Defense for Amazon After Retail Giant Caught Stealing Millions From Workers Comments It has been a turbulent 24 hours for retail giant Amazon. First, the company’s founder (and world’s richest individual) Jeff Bezos announced that he would step down as CEO. Then, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ruled that the company had illegally stolen more than $61 million worth of customer tips meant for its delivery drivers. Under their contracts, ...

The Washington Post headline uses the term "shortchanged" instead of "stolen" while reporting these business practices of their owner, who happens to be one of the worlds richest men, and was CEO of Amazon until yesterday. Via the Post: SEATTLE — Amazon for years promised contract drivers who deliver orders it would give them 100 percent of the tips they earned by delivering goods and groceries. On Tuesday, it settled claims with the Federal Trade Commission, which found that statement false....

| Credit: JASON REDMOND/AFP via Getty Boeing has reached a settlement with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) over "a criminal charge related to a conspiracy to defraud the Federal Aviation Administrations Aircraft Evaluation Group," the department stated. The charge is related to the evaluation of the safety of Boeings controversial 737 MAX planes, which were involved...

Everywhere with infrastructure. not only -- i mean in china, for example, theyre building new things. their ports are not as old as ours are. weve been trading for so so long. and trade is so important to them that they build the infrastructure. but yes, this is -- these cargo ships are straining ports everywhere. >> and like you said, it adds up to overtime costs and lots of costs. bottom line is were all going to pay. >> we all will pay, as a taxpayer and a consumer. >> on that cheerful note. ...

Were found dead. >> hamas is responsible, hamas will pay, hamas will continue to pay. >> reporter: though hamas denied in the role in the killings, israelis arrested hundreds of palestinians, and launched air strikes in gaza. days later, a 16-year-old palestinian boy was burned alive, an apparent victim of revenge for the dead israeli teens. >> they called the arabs models, and vice versa, and there was a human empathy and understanding on both sides. >> reporter: then a video showing his americ...

Bank. and overnight, israel stepped up its strikes against hamas sites in gaza, hitting 34 targets. those strikes in response to the 18 rockets fired into israel from gaza since sunday. ben wedeman is in jerusalem following all of the developments. ben, israel says hamas is responsible. hamas denies it. another group is claiming responsibility. whats going on here? >> reporter: well, yes, we heard the israeli prime minister today say that hamas is responsible, hamas will pay, and hamas will cont...

Resources from the interior to the border, i can tell you, thats obviously something thats going to be welcomed by law enforcement there. because a lot of this burden has shifted to the locals. the smallest police departments in the whole country have to operate 24 hours a day in the rio grand valley, in our considered the epicenter of this immigration crisis. jake? >> thank you so much. president obama expressing some sker serious federations with congress, talking about immigration reform. i...

Spoken to this evening says that its clear from the way this kidnap was carried out that the kidnappers acted alone. its very difficult to see how they were following some order from the hamas high command. that is because the nature of the kidnapping of these three boys does not follow hamas modus operandi. they keep the hostages alive in the hope of exchanging them in the future for palestinian prisoners held in israel. in the case of these three boys, the evidence suggests that they were kill...

Handling these claims unveiled the payout plan today. some key parts -- there is no limit to how much gm will pay, but the arbitrator -- not the company -- will decide how much each victim gets. it could range from thousands to millions of dollars in some cases. you know several people lost their lives as a result of these ignition switches. youve got the drivers, passengers, pedestrians, all of whom are able to file claims against gm in this. but to be compensated they must prove that the ignit...