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amazon s quarterly earnings report. the company had a block last year in 2020 is the pandemic forced many to shop on line. but not only did amazon miss investor expectations the revenue in the last three months of this year, it s a forward guide is what the company is expecting the next three months is also lower. to be clear, amazon s revenue was up be clear, amazon s revenue was up 27% and this is the third consecutive quarter in which the company made $100 billion in revenue. but it was still disappointing to wall street. another thorn in the side of amazon is the continuing investigations by federal regulators here in the us were looking at amazon s selling practices, of its own branded goods, and of course its recent acquisition of the storied hollywood studio mgm. frank kochenash is a former amazon executive who now works for wunderman thompson commerce in seattle
iTWire Tuesday, 18 May 2021 00:01 Telcos respond quickly to resolve concerns about selling practices
Shares Comms Alliance John Stanton CEO
Communications Alliance today welcomed the prompt, cooperative action taken by telecommunications providers, working with the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman’s systemic investigation on ‘Helping telco consumers sign up to the right phone and internet products.’
Commenting on the release of the TIO’s report, Communications Alliance CEO, John Stanton said: “No consumer should ever feel pressured to sign up to something they don’t want, and they should always have access to clear information on what they are considering. There is always a Critical Information Summary available that provides consumers with a clear summary of terms and conditions, and we encourage all consumers to look at that document before making purchasing decisions.”