That may make Bezos, already the world's richest man with a net worth of $200 billion, even richer. He remains the company's largest individual shareholder and the stock has gained 86% already this year.
Amazon put off Prime Day until Oct. 13 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event runs through tomorrow
In its first forecast on Amazon Prime Day, eMarketer expects worldwide sales to jump 43% to reach $9.91 billion.
Lipsman said Prime Day arrives three months later than its typical mid-July timing, resulting in a different focus --“de-emphasizing products for summer and back-to-school, and making the event an early lead-in to the holiday season."
8 comments:
Buyer beware, prime day has long been a scam. The products are not that deeply discounted and many of them are nearly obsolete technology so they can purge their inventory.
Send the Democrats a Violin !!! LOL
Not true. I have gotten great deals on Prime day for new things.
Spread the wealth there bezo you greedy bozo marxist pig...
Chinese inventory reduction sale
Send Muzzels to replace masks for Democrats !
Send baby pacifiers to Democrats in Congress
@1:48.... I am more than certain you are unable to grasp the irony, let alone to contradictory nature of your comment. Demanding someone "share the wealth" and then calling them a "marxist pig" in the same sentence. F'ing PRICELESS!
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