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“The strength we saw in the early online buying rush likely reflects a few things, including overall health in consumer spending, responsiveness to the strong deals being offered online, and perhaps some shoppers opting to stay home on Thanksgiving rather than head out to the stores that opened their doors early,” said Gian Fulgoni, comScore chairman emeritus. “Regardless of the particular drivers, it’s clear that the online holiday rush is getting off to a very good start and is reason for optimism as we get into the heart of the buying season.”

“Two thumbs up from someone you know is worth more than 40 5-star reviews,” said Ryan, the company’s CEO.

“What else can I say?” the article concludes. “Peace and eternal happiness.”

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“We’re serving customers with our fastest holiday delivery speeds ever including Same-Day and One-Day deliveries,” an Amazon spokesperson told GeekWire. “Some deliveries were briefly impacted by weather earlier in the week but we worked quickly to re-balance capacity across our network, setting customers up for a great rest of the season.”

“Why explain?” asks Zhang Youze, another millennial. “I don’t care what other people say.”

“There’s lots of things that we’re doing in being involved in the community and what we’re trying to do the most is be good neighbors and be involved with our neighborhood,” Schoettler said.

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“You’re going to see a pretty big push around going even deeper internationally,” Whitten said in January. Japan and India are specific markets that Whitten noted. “They’re at this inflection point of how they think about streaming media and how it works,” he said.

“They have traveled to Paris, seen the luxury goods of London and Tokyo … They now want these things in their daily lives in China,” Towson said.

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“We’re going to hear about this for the next few years as we go into the heavy duty presidential cycle,” he says. “This is going to be the key issue. Maybe not this specifically on the breaking up of tech, but socialism versus capitalism is the battle line being drawn here.”

“You start by hiring the best and brightest people that you can. And you give them both a challenging problem to work on and a good engineering environment where they can be empowered to contribute to the key decisions that’ll go into the end product,”?Ciubotariu said. “Engineers don’t want to be micromanaged. They love to be involved in the decision-making process.”