“Bezos math” once again circulated on social media, when the Amazon chief executive officer’s $165 million house purchase was placed in purported terms of a $60,000-a-year wage earner.
The Amazon chief executive officer’s $98.5 million “gift” to homelessness charities was called out for being a purported conditional and misrepresented sum.
A viral social media status update critiques Amazon’s Whole Foods over a purported holiday food drive arranged so that customers purchase food in-store and donate it to needy families.
People did the math on the Amazon CEO’s $98 million “gift” to the homeless, placing it in the context of middle-class money.
A viral Robert Reich tweet claimed that as the billionaire bought a lavish mansion, Amazon’s Whole Foods rescinded part-time employees’ healthcare benefits.
