Ok, what I learn from that is that people are defying the RTO policy at Amazon.
Outside of that, there seems to be no information at all. They could just replce the entire article with the title.
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I don't get it.
How is Amazon's fate tied to the fate of office rental spaces, the transportation industry, or commuter stores?
How does the potential death of Taco Bell hurt an online marketplace?
They probably have tax kickbacks from the cities if a certain number of employees are in the office, spending their money in local stores.
Hey, don't listen to your employees so we can read about how it was "totally unexpected" that they quit, dropped productivity, and lost motivation a few months from now. 🍿