Sorry, Your Amazon Echo Spot Is Not Free After All. 3 Things to Know Today.Stay in the know in 60 seconds.

ByLiz Webber•

  • Looks like that "free" Echo Spot on Amazon was too good to be true. A glitch over the weekend listed the $129 device as zero dollars, but the retailer has beguncanceling those orders.
  • Uber isshutting down其self-driving-truck program. The ride-hailing company initially entered the business after purchasing Otto, which was subsequently the subject of a lawsuit over allegations Otto founder Anthony Levandowski stole trade secrets from Google's Waymo. Uber will focus its efforts on self-driving cars.
  • And following recent incidents of business owners denying service to customers with beliefs that clashed with their own, 1,200 cities and companies, including Levi's, Yelp and Lyft, haveformed a coalitiondedicated to serving all customers. Participating businesses will display an "Open for All" badge in store windows and on Yelp listings.

Watch the previous 3 Things video:McDonald's Launches MacCoin
Liz Webber

Entrepreneur Staff

Insights Editor

Liz Webber is the insights editor at Enterpreneur.com, where she manages the contributor network.

Editor's Pick

Related Topics

Amazon Yelp News and Trends Uber Self-Driving Cars Amazon Echo 3 Things To Know

Most Popular

See all
Business Ideas

To Get People to Back Your Ideas, First Find the Right People

Tap relationships – and needs – to get traction for your projects.

By Poornima Vijayashanker
By Madison Semarjian
Marketing

San Diego Warms to Defense Technology Entrepreneurs

The SBA invests in startups focused on cyber-security, unmanned air vehicles and renewable energy.

By Catherine Clifford
Productivity

What Your Flaky Behavior Is Really Telling People

It's important to effectively manage your time and schedule, at least if you don't want to burn dozens of bridges.

By Adam Callinan
Business News

'It's Getting Worse By the Week': Kevin O'Leary Issues Grave Warning About Commercial Real Estate Industry

The "Shark Tank" star spoke to impending devaluation of stocks in the industry on FOX Business' "Varney & Co."

By Emily Rella
Business News

'Beware': Tom Hanks Warns of AI Danger After Advertisement Uses His Likeness Without Permission

The actor shared a screenshot of the false advertisement to his 9.5 million Instagram followers.

By Emily Rella