This may have a bigger impact than they think. Is Amazon good for the world? For some, the answer is no but still buy at Amazon as any sins are compensated by the the small donation to a NGO of choice.
Amazon Closing AmazonSmile
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#274If that's the supposed reason, I call bullshit. Could've just reduced the number of charities.
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#276It's weird that corporations have philanthropic arms, isn't it?
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#277It's weird that corporations have philanthropic arms, isn't it?
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#278I wonder if they laid the team off
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#279Smiling was a low interest rate phenomenon
now we are seeing lower multiples and attempts to transition to higher margins
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#280This may have a bigger impact than they think. Is Amazon good for the world? For some, the answer is no but still buy at Amazon as any sins are compensated by the the small donation to a NGO of choice.
I don't think the sins of Amazon are any worse than most other major U.S. retailers.
Ironically, small family shops use WAY more child labor, unpaid labor etc as a percentage than Amazon. They also produce more plastic per item, take only cash to evade taxes, etc.