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Joining us today to answer your questions is Andrew Jassy, our CEO, and Brian T. Olsavsky, our CFO. As you listen to today's ...

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Claims that taxing the rich in California, New York City and Illinois will "only hit billionaires" don't hold water. That's just not how economics works.

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I am often asked what Mongabay’s legacy is, or what it might turn out to be. The question usually comes with an assumption that a quarter-century of publishing should yield a tidy answer. It does not.