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Amazon Drone Delivery Program Raises Safety Concerns

Bloomberg’s Spencer Soper joins Caroline Hyde to talk about how, almost a decade and $2 billion after promising drone deliveries in 30 minutes, Amazon is still a long way from launching a drone delivery service. Also: why Amazon sold $12.75 billion of bonds in a seven-part jumbo deal.

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Bloomberg’s Spencer Soper joins Caroline Hyde to talk about how, almost a decade and $2 billion after promising drone deliveries in 30 minutes, Amazon is still a long way from launching a drone delivery service. Also: why Amazon sold $12.75 billion of bonds in a seven-part jumbo deal.

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  1. Tuvoca

    April 12, 2022 at 2:08 am

    They sure could use this in Ukraine.

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  2. D Man

    April 12, 2022 at 2:37 am

    Can it laser target strike sites if needed ? Tbh I think focus on covert delivery to deter theft. Can drones cloak. Tbh I don’t think drone ship to home is safe. I think drones should go to mail hub 100% and ultimately create local delivery jobs. I mean this direct ship is bad for all, even the receiver. Because it cripples local infrastructure. Guys just replace post offices with amazon hubs or ship amazon to local post. Guys ? Nobody needs drones…you know ?

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  3. Juan Macias

    April 12, 2022 at 2:51 am

    Welp, you better not order anything fragile.

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