Amazon opens up its logistics networks to any business
About this episode
The episode discusses Amazon's logistics network opening to businesses and a settlement regarding a PlayStation Store lawsuit.
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Topics covered
- logistics
- business
- lawsuit
- PlayStation
- technology
Keywords
- Amazon
- logistics
- Sony
- PlayStation
- lawsuit
- settlement
- business
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Amazon, Sony
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