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Amazon’s Prime-branded trucks have drawn a legal challenge from a company with a familiar name.
Amazon’s overall shipping costs have ballooned in recent years as the company aims to speed up delivery, both with products purchased on Amazon.com and via Prime Now, such as Whole Foods orders. During Q3, Amazon spent a whopping .6 billion globally on shipping, up 46 percent year-over-year, and 7 million more than what the company spent in the 2018 holiday quarter.
Amazon’s treatment of employees?has become?a hot topic in the tech world ever since the Times in August published its story titled “Inside Amazon: Wrestling Big?Ideas in a Bruising Workplace.” The company has refuted many parts of the story, most recently challenging the Times in a Medium post written by?Amazon exec?Jay Carney?that questions the reporting on multiple?fronts.
Among the 10,000 people who went to the center that day was 12-year-old Beijing native Kang Ning, a big fan of Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki's animated films and their musical scores composed by his compatriot, Joe Hisaishi.
Amazon’s patent application suggests how customers could choose a bus stop for picking up their packages when they place an order. (Amazon Illustration via USPTO)
