AP In 2017, Amazon signed a national contract with a co-op that buys products (e.g. school and office supplies, electronics, and library books) for 1,500 cities, counties, and school districts across the US. Public funds, often through taxes, pay for these Amazon products. The co-op says that Amazon could receive up to $5.5 billion over the next 11 years. A new report from the Institute of Self Reliance looks at purchasing totals from 60 cities, counties, and school districts in 2016. The report...
Amazon quietly signed a $5.5 billion deal to sell its products to American cities -- here are some of the biggest spenders
Business Insider - 22 Jul 2018 16:00
AP In 2017, Amazon signed a national contract with a co-op that buys products (e.g. school and office supplies, electronics, and library books) for 1,500 cities, counties, and school districts across the US. Public funds, often through taxes, pay for these Amazon products. The co-op says that Amazon could receive up to $5.5 billion over the next 11 years. A new report from the Institute of Self Reliance looks at purchasing totals from 60 cities, counties, and school districts in 2016. The report...
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