» AMAZON PRIME DAY: Here’s a sneak peek at some of the deals
Prime Day could result in an estimated $10 billion in lost productivity, according to CNBC data journalist Eric Chemi. Most of the 85 million Prime members will spend an average of 1 minutes on Amazon every time a new round of deals pops up throughout the event.
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Approximately 78 percent of people plan to shop at work, according to Chemi.
» AMAZON PRIME DAY: What you should know
“Our members love Prime Day and we have been thrilled by the response over the last two years. It is inspiring us to make it even better this year for Prime members,” said Greg Greeley, vice president of Amazon Prime. “Every part of our business is working to deliver more deals for a record number of shoppers. This year’s Prime Day is too big for 24 hours – so we’re giving Prime members 30 hours to shop.”
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