Brian Hall, who Amazon Web Services sued for taking a

Brian Hall, who Amazon Web Services sued for taking a job at Google Cloud, appears to be cleared to work (AMZN, GOOG)

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Published 17 Jul 2020

· *Amazon Web Services sued Brian Hall, a former marketing vice president, for taking a similar job at Google Cloud.*
· There's been no official update in the case, but a tweet from Hall — and an update to his LinkedIn profile — seems to indicate he's been cleared to work.
· *A**re you a current or former Amazon Web...

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Brian Hall, who Amazon Web Services sued for taking a job at Google Cloud, appears to be cleared to work (AMZN, GOOG)

Brian Hall, who Amazon Web Services sued for taking a job at Google Cloud, appears to be cleared to work (AMZN, GOOG)

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