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Jeff Bezos: Net Worth = 181 billion. Discuss - deanna_emilia - 07-10-2020
Jeff, an 11% owner of the Amazon stock, just earned $5.6 billion on Thursday. This has moved him to an all time high of over $180 billion in net worth. Though, Amazon lost 15% of its value in the weeks of March, it seems to reaching new milestones in our present day online-only world. What could this mean for other small businesses and companies which operate solely on an offline basis? In a post coronavirus world, will it be possible for businesses that operate largely in a physical location to survive or will we see a paradigm-shifting change in our lives to majorly using online services?
RE: Jeff Bezos: Net Worth = 181 billion. Discuss - Sebastian - 07-10-2020
i read this article recently; https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/15/could-jeff-bezos-really-become-the-worlds-first-trillionaire-by-2026.html.
It states how Jeff Bezos could hit a trillion dollars in net worth within the next decade. Though I am skeptical, I felt this quite interesting to share.
RE: Jeff Bezos: Net Worth = 181 billion. Discuss - Shreya6 - 07-11-2020
(07-10-2020, 03:28 AM)deanna_emilia Wrote: Jeff, an 11% owner of the Amazon stock, just earned $5.6 billion on Thursday. This has moved him to an all time high of over $180 billion in net worth. Though, Amazon lost 15% of its value in the weeks of March, it seems to reaching new milestones in our present day online-only world. What could this mean for other small businesses and companies which operate solely on an offline basis? In a post coronavirus world, will it be possible for businesses that operate largely in a physical location to survive or will we see a paradigm-shifting change in our lives to majorly using online services?I think this just shows that there is going to be a huge shift towards the online market, i doubt there will be many offline retail stores in the next decade. However i think small businesses will be able to adapt to this, we will probably end up seeing mom and pop stores selling products on Amazon.