Amazon Sees COVID-19 Boosting Holiday Sales After Record Profit in 2 Consecutive Quarters

30Oct 2020 by admin
Amazon forecast a further increase in holiday sales due to the COVID-19 pandemic and some extra spending on delivery infrastructure. The San-Francisco company earned $6.3 billion in its second consecutive quarter of record profits.

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