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The article announces that Andy Jassy was appointed as chief executive officer at Amazon.

The article reports on decision of Jeff Bezos to step down as chief executive officer (CEO) of technology company Amazon.com Inc. and he will be succeeded by Andy Jassy, chief executive of Amazon's cloud computing division, effective July 2021. Topics discussed include reason behind his decision, financial performance of the company for the fourth quarter of 2020, and other founders of Internet companies who have also stepped back from day-to-day responsibilities.

The article reports that Jeff Bezos, the chief executive officer (CEO) of American electronic commerce giant Amazon, will join other technology executives to testify before the U.S. Congress on July 29, 2020 as part of the investigations into the power of the largest technology companies. Topics covered include critiques and questions that he will be likely facing, such as Amazon's labor conditions and market power, and how Bezos has avoided Congressional inquiry in the past.

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The article reports on two separate events attended by Jeff Bezos, founder, chief executive officer (CEO) and president of Amazon.com, and Mark Zuckerberg, and co-founder, chairman and CEO of Facebook. Bezos expressed the company's commitment to carbon neutrality during an event at the National Press Club. Zuckerberg had a meeting with President Donald Trump and addressed election security, privacy and other issues during discussions on Capitol Hill.

The article reports on an investigation conducted by the U.S. House of Judiciary Committee into the market power and behavior of companies. Republicans and Democrats on the committee sent letters to Amazon.com president and chief executive officer (CEO) Jeff Bezos, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Google CEO Larry Page. The companies have been criticized for failing to respect users' privacy and for spreading disinformation.

The article discusses that the billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has remarried with Dan Jewett, a science teacher at the prestigious Seattle school after her high-profile divorce from Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos.

The article states that U.S. federal prosecutors were evaluating a claim made by Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos that the company American Media Inc., the parent firm of the newspaper The National Enquirer, used extortion and blackmail techniques to publicize details of his extramarital affair. According to the article, any violation of the law by American Media would violate the terms of an agreement it had reached with prosecutors with the Southern District of New York.

The article deals with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' accusations of extortion and blackmail against American Media Inc. The allegation has something to do with an expose of Bezos' extramarital affair with former television host Lauren Sanchez published on the U.S. supermarket tabloid "The National Enquirer." An investigation into the tabloid's motives is being led by Bezos' security chief Gavin de Becker.

The article reports on finalization of divorce of Jeff Bezos, chief executive officer (CEO) of ecommerce Amazon, and wife MacKenzie Bezos and mentions that Bezos will keep couple's Amazon Stock.

The article reports on the claims of the security consultant of Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.com Inc., that the Saudi government tried to gain unauthorized access to his phone in 2019 with the intention of harming him.

The article reports on the monetary pledge of Amazon chief executive and founder Jeff Bezos and his wife MacKenzie Bezos for the homeless and preschoolers in the U.S.

The article reports on the donations of the Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his wife MacKenzie to the With Honor Fund which supports the military veterans who are running for Congress.

The article talks about the announcement by electronic commerce giant Amazon that it is acquiring film and television studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for 8.45 billion U.S. dollars.

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The article discusses sensationalism in relation to the reporting of the personal life of Jeff Bezos, founder of technology firm Amazon. Topics explored include the exposé published by tabloid newspaper "National Enquirer" about the planned divorce of Bezos from his wife, the reliance of Bezos on security consultant Gavin de Becker for personal protection, and the alleged romantic affair of Bezos with television (TV) anchor Lauren Sanchez.

The article reports on a contract for the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense to the software company Microsoft. The department chose Microsoft over Amazon after President Donald Trump criticized the latter company's founder, Jeff Bezos. International Business Machines (IBM), Oracle and Google also participated in getting the contract to transform the military's cloud computing systems.