Three U.S. lawmakers challenged Amazon.Com, Inc's (NASDAQ: AMZN) plans for rebuilding an Illinois warehouse that collapsed in a tornado in 2021, killing six workers and provoking an investigation by workplace safety regulators. The lawmakers said Amazon should construct the warehouse with more robust safety features than before the collapse, Bloomberg reports. Amazon is a tenant in the facility owned by a separate company. Democrat Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Democrat Represent...
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