Members of Antifa and BLM in Seattle set their sights on Amazon and Starbucks over the weekend, breaking into the company's brick and mortar locations and looting.
Twelve police officers were injured, and two rioters were arrested as Seattle faced a resurgence of civil unrest yesterday.
The company notified its employees over email that they must delete the app from devices that “access Amazon email”, due to “security risks.”
Seattle passed a tax on salaries of top earners in an effort to target Amazon and Jeff Bezos. Ironically, the tax does not apply to Jeff Bezos himself.
Fringe activists set up a guillotine outside of Jeff Bezos' DC home, saying "it is still exploitation and when they become threatened , and we have no voice, the knives come out."
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos took to social media to share the backlash he has received after coming out as openly supporting the Black Lives Matter movement.
Scheer is asking for the Trudeau government to reveal their hidden contracts after it was discovered that Canadians were misled on Monday.
Justin Trudeau's Minister for Public Works Anita Anand "misled" Canadians about Amazon's contract with the government to dole out medical supplies.
A woman in Michigan reportedly asked her Amazon Alexa for help in relieving her pain just days before she lost her life due to coronavirus.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed media Friday from Rideau Cottage in Ottawa, Ontario, announcing that the government will team up with Amazon to distribute masks.
J.K. Rowling, author of the international sensation the Harry Potter series, has launched an online Potter hub so that children may stay entertained during quarantine.
Amazon is ramping up hiring in the U.S. to meet demand even as new cases of coronavirus have emerged in ten of its warehouses throughout the world.
Amazon has announced that it will be suspending its shipments temporarily in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, with the exception of medical supplies.
Liberals are planning to enforce more Canadian content on streaming sites
Porch thieves are stealing unattended Christmas packages from outside the homes of Canadians across the country, according to police and Canada Post.
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