Amazon knocks off Allbirds — Target’s shipping nirvana — PayPal buys $4B of Honey
Snacks Daily - November 25, 2019
- 17:49
Allbirds’ CEO noticed that Amazon’s been knocking off its go-to shoes — Amazon calls them “equivalents,” we call them “knock-offs”. Target is enjoying shipping nirvana and shares are up 91% this year because it’s pulled off same-day shipping magic. And PayPal splurged $4B for deal-snagging pioneer Honey, but Wall Street ironically thinks it overpaid.
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