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Bank of America Corporation released 14 future science and technology lists to help investors catch the next Apple Inc and Amazon.Com Inc
Bank of America Corporation strategists have released a new list of what he calls a technology "moon landing plan" to guide investors in their search for the next Amazon.Com Inc or Apple Inc company. According to strategists led by Haim Israel, head of global thematic investment research at Bank of America Corporation, from sixth-generation telecommunications networks (the entire collection of the New York Public Library can be downloaded in 20 seconds) to wireless power, the things that can fundamentally change people's lives are not as far away as people think. "if we fail to discover the technology of the future today, it could mean missing the next major revolution," Israel wrote in a report to clients.
Amazon was awarded compensation of more than $13 million to more than 40,000 employees due to baggage checks, and lawyers took 4.5 million
The U.S. Pennsylvania High Court ruled last week that Amazon must pay compensation to its warehouse workers for the time they spent on mandatory safety checks after each shift, totaling more than 13 million US dollars to settle a 10-year lawsuit. Amazon and its lawyers have argued that “employees are only paid for the work they put in, that is, packing boxes instead of standing at security checkpoints. This does not involve labor or hard work.” However, the court rejected this argument, ruling that under Pennsylvania law, “work time” includes time to wait for or undergo Amazon's daily bag checks. However, this case involved 4,200