“To be able to have a site like this gives us a real competitive advantage,” Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald?told The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
“We will continue to add more ways to earn and spend Coins on a wider range of content and activities—today is Day One for Coins,” said Mike George, vice president for Amazon apps and games, echoing one of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ favorite lines.
“We’re thrilled to see more and more Prime members experiencing the convenience of Dash Button and restocking their everyday essentials with a simple press of a button – from toilet paper to coffee and dish soap to snacks,” Daniel Rausch, Director of Amazon Dash said in a statement. “As a result, we’re seeing exponential growth for the program and orders increased over five times in the last year,” said Daniel Rausch, Director of Amazon Dash.
“We joke that it’s the rain. Maybe we have more time to invent things here in Seattle because we’re inside, I don’t know,” Bezos said. “But I do know that if you want to be an innovator, this is a fantastic place to be.”
“Through the ‘I Go Kenya – I Go China’ program, and in partnership with ICBC, we aim to strengthen relations between the two countries by encouraging exchange of visits. This is good for the tourism industry and the economies as well,” he said.
“This is the real thing,” said Cramer from the Starbucks’ annual meeting. “I’ve got to tell you, there’s nothing like being out here.”
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“We have been acquired by Amazon!” CEO and founder Ruben Daniels wrote in a blog post today, titled “Great News!”?“We’re looking forward to working together [with AWS] on terrific customer offerings in the future. In the meantime, you’ll still be able to depend on and continue to invest safely in Cloud9,” Daniels wrote. “Over time, we’ll work with AWS to do even more on your behalf.”
“We are taking baby steps in finding the right way to market and sell the system in China, and this investment might be the start of that,” Hares said. “The Chinese medical device regulation process is quite possibly the toughest in the world, so it will take us time.”
“We see very strong innovation and design from Chinese companies and Chinese universities. So we are confident the next level of innovation using our technology could come from China,” Gilad Reshef of Nano Dimension said.
“There seems to be two distinct sets of finalists, from the very expensive, cosmopolitan markets, such as Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Washington, D.C., and Toronto, to the more affordable markets with a growing tech sector, such as Austin, Denver, and Pittsburgh,” said Trulia’s McLaughlin. “My bet is that the latter have a better shot at landing Amazon HQ2 than the former.”