Jeff Bezos: Amazon Doubles Profits To $21.3 Billion By 2020
Jeff Bezos’s resignation from Amazon’s direction has come at the same time that the tech giant presented the best results ever. Overall in the year, Amazon closed with a profit of $21.3 billion, which is equivalent to doubling the result achieved in the same period last year, which amounted to $11.6 billion. “The results show that Amazon has been used more than ever…
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