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Jeff Bezos Says Students Are Customers In His New School

Jeff Sandhu | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

14-Sep-18 12:00

Jeff Bezos Says Students Are Customers In His New School

A year after asking for suggestions on philanthropy, world’s richest man Jeff Bezos has decided that schools and affordable education are the best choices. He also claims the new schools will run like his company, Amazon, in that the “child will be the customer”.


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Tags:  Jeff BezosAmazonPhilanthropyBezos Day One FundSchoolAmazon's PrinciplesAmazon Fund





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