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Meet Andy Jassy, the next CEO of Amazon


 
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos will transition from CEO to executive chair and pass the reins to Andy Jassy, a 24-year Amazon veteran, later this year, the company announced Tuesday.
Though not as public a figure as Bezos, Jassy is an accomplished executive in his own right having grown Amazon s cloud segment, Amazon Web Services, from its inception into a $45 billion business and the company s biggest moneymaker. Now, he will take over leading the broader company as it builds on a year of massive growth caused by the pandemic.
Andy is well known inside the company and has been at Amazon almost as long as I have, Bezos wrote in a letter to employees Tuesday. He will be an outstanding leader, and he has my full confidence. ....

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After Capitol riot, corporations rethink their political role


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Business leaders were among the first to condemn the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and former President Trump’s role in egging on his extremist followers.
It was an unusually swift and decisive response from a corporate world that is typically loath to get in the middle of politics and had sometimes waffled in pushing back against Trump’s behavior in the past.
Now some analysts see the prominent role that major corporations and their chief executives took in reacting to Trump and the Capitol riot as an indicator that businesses may be preparing to be more deliberate in their political spending and more active in helping curb the kind of political polarization and misinformation that led to the attack. ....

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After Capitol assault, corporate America rethinks its role in politics


After Capitol assault, corporate America rethinks its role in politics
Don Lee
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The Fearless Girl statue stands in front of the New York Stock Exchange. (Associated Press)
Business leaders were among the first to condemn the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and former President Trump’s role in egging on his extremist followers.
It was an unusually swift and decisive response from a corporate world that is typically loath to get in the middle of politics, and had sometimes waffled in pushing back against Trump s behavior in the past.
Now some analysts see the prominent role that major corporations and their chief executives took in reacting to Trump and the Capitol riot as a indicator that businesses may be preparing to be more deliberate in their political spending and more active in helping curb the kind of political polarization and misinformation that led to the attack. ....

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