Amazon might run out of US workers? ?? The Daily Copy I October 26

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Amazon could run out of US workers in just a few years, according to a leaked?internal report, unless they drastically change their labor practices. They might consider a more efficient hiring process, higher pay, automation, and/or relaxing performance standards. After all, you can only treat employees as disposable for so long.

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2020 saw a significant increase in video creation and consumption (gee, wonder why?). Still, this upward trend only continued in 2021. The same ramp-up is expected in 2022, and this kind of demand means every biz should view video content as a critical piece of a successful?marketing?strategy.

Need more deets??Wistia?analyzed 42m+ videos and surveyed 600+ customers about their video?marketing?efforts (whew, talk about scale!) to bring you fresh insights in their?2022 State of Video Report.

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Amazon?CEO Andy Jassy?said?the company won’t ask corporate workers to return to the office, aligning them with Meta, but not Google.

GTA:?US police attributed?a surge?in Kia and Hyundai thefts to social media challenges built around how easy certain models are to steal.

Nope:?Despite Android’s?campaign, Apple CEO Tim Cook?said?its users aren’t asking for RCS messaging. If you don’t like the green bubble, he suggests converting Android users to Apple.

Uber Eats?and autonomous vehicle manufacturer Nuro are partnering on?driverless food delivery?in Texas and California this fall. Each compact vehicle can carry nearly 500 pounds.

It’s corn!?Tariq, a 7-year-old known as “Corn Kid” thanks to a viral YouTube interview and?TikTok song, has been named South Dakota’s official “corn-bassador.”

GM’s 2024 Chevy Equinox EV?will hit the market this fall starting at?$30k, much cheaper than the $66k average price for EVs.

Update:?California Gov. Gavin Newsom?signed?the fast food recovery act, meaning some employees could see wages increase to $22/hr. Read our previous coverage?here.

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