Amazon to spend USD 4 billion on COVID-19 expenses

May 01, 2020

Washington D.C. [USA], May 1 : E-commerce giant Amazon on Friday said that it is expecting to spend around USD 4 billion on expenses related to COVID-19.
According to The Verge, USD 4 billion is the predicted earnings of the second quarter of the global giant.
Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos said that the cost will include COVID-19 related expenses like the personal protective equipment.

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