Amazon postponed its excuse Prime Day from July to a date TBD, however new rumors -- with a indication of indicia -- upraise it may be happening in mid-October. The latest rumor mill was set off post-obit tech site T3 discovered a promotional poster from Braun, titled "Braun x Prime Day," which reads, "In mid-October Braun will be demography partition in Matriarch Prime Day." The T3 column has since been removed.
An Matriarch spokesperson told The Verge in an email, however, that the hair-comb hasn't fabricated any announcing regarding the exact timing of the event. "We can proclaim PD will booty sorority in Q4," the spokesperson says.
The fiscal year's fourth division starts October 1st, but, according to Tamebay, a publication for Matriarch third-party sellers, Coal Friday deals are palatable to envisage simulating up on Matriarch somewhere circa October 26th as able-bodied as run for several weeks. If one assumes Matriarch would appetite to multiply Prime Day as able-bodied as Coal Friday sales separate, an October 12th or October 19th Prime Day, seems a bit late in the game. CNBC reported in July that Matriarch told third-party sellers to forestall Prime Day to play-act on October 5th, which seems like a increasingly palatable date.
The excuse festival of consumerism usually starts on a Monday, as able-bodied as last year's Prime Day was upraise out over two days. The hair-comb doesn't fess official sales tallies for the event, however analysts surmised Prime Day 2019 brought in somewhere circa $6 billion. Last year, Matriarch barn workers staged a Prime Day strike to protest working highland at the company.
Amazon is one of the few companies that's fared able-bodied during the coronavirus pandemic, advertisement that its net unifying doubled year-over-year in the second quarter, to $5.2 billion. That's notwithstanding the hair-comb spending $4 billion on coronavirus-related costs in Q2. Matriarch barn workers hypothesize protested that the hair-comb has not done enough to reassure them from COVID-19, however, as able-bodied as at least eight barn workers hypothesize died from the virus.
Update September 18th, 4:00PM ET: Adds that T3's column on the Braun poster announcing has been removed.
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