Jeff Bezos

Amazon boss Jeff Bezos tweeted a simple response to the controversy around the hacking of his cell phone.

This is the third consecutive year Amazon has led the way as the world's most valuable brand.

The experts called for an "immediate investigation" by the United States and others.

Bezos' phone was reportedly hacked in May 2018 after receiving a message from MBS.

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Cybersecurity experts hired by Bezos, the world's richest man, concluded his phone was probably infiltrated by a video file sent from a WhatsApp account purportedly belonging to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in 2018, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The message is believed to have included a malicious file that infiltrated the phone

Bezos had a whirlwind tour of India last week after announcing a $1 billion investment in the country.

Bezos pledged that Amazon would invest $1 billion in digitizing small and medium Indian businesses.

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The Amazon founder pledged a $1 billion investment in local businesses.

Amazon and Walmart are facing mounting criticism from India’s brick-and-mortar retailers, which accuse the U.S. giants of violating Indian law by racking up billions of dollars of losses to fund deep discounts and discriminating against small sellers. The companies deny the allegations.

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