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After months of working from home, Amazon's 55,000 Seattle employees are returning to the company's offices, giving local business leaders hope for a boost to downtown's economic recovery.
Seattle wants more of the same.
During this time, he also hung out with execs in a meeting as they announced attempts to smear a Black warehouse organizer as "not smart or articulate," oversaw the company as 20,000 of its workers contracted COVID-19, looked on as its managers engaged in an "anti-union blitz" in Alabama, and probably didn't bat an eye as its lawyers settled a $61.7 million lawsuit alleging wage theft of delivery drivers. We'll see if Jassy follows Bezos's footsteps. But one thing's for sure: Guy Palumbo is probably pretty happy right now. The architect of Amazon's failed $1.5 million takeover of the Seattle...
There's a new top boss in town. PAUL MORIGI / GETTY IMAGES Here's your daily evening round-up of the latest local and national news. (Like our coverage? Please consider making a recurring contribution to The Stranger to keep it comin'!) Jeff Bezos, a giant pencil with the eraser part missing, is stepping down as CEO of Amazon, a company that allegedly forces workers to piss in bottles rather than take a bathroom break. Bezos will reportedly move into a new role as executive chair, and will be replaced by another white guy, Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy. In a statement, Bezos says the ...