MW: Jeff Bezos breaks ground on $1.5bn Amazon air hub near Cincinnati

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By LoadstarEditorial

15/05/2019

MARKETWATCH reports: “Amazon broke ground on construction of a $1.5 billion air hub outside Cincinnati on Tuesday as part of a plan to deliver packages to consumers faster. ’Let’s move some earth,’ chief executive Jeff Bezos said as he climbed into a John Deere front loader and scooped a pile of dirt. ’If you’re wondering, that’s fun,’ Bezos said.”

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