On today's Biz Breakdown, Amazon tests mall deliveries, Match Group and Google reach a payment agreement, Hyundai announces plans to build an EV plant in Georgia.

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Biz Breakdown: Amazon Tests Mall Deliveries, Match And Google Reach Payment Agreement, Hundai To Build Georgia EV Plant

meanwhile, it's turned to some of the other business headlines we're watching for you this morning amazon now testing a program that would contract flex drivers all to pick up and deliver packages from malls Bloomberg reporting that amazon has been experimenting with the program since last year and it could ultimately help amazon compete and do orders for same day or two day deliveries. Now, it's not clear yet which sellers are on board with this program or where amazon is running any of these tests though, some drivers have said that they've picked up from malls in Arizona Virginia and Vegas amazon's flex drivers work similarly to Instacart and doordash drivers who use their own vehicles for these deliveries. The program will allow amazon drivers to head to malls instead of delivery stations, which on paper makes deliveries even more convenient for the consumer. Meanwhile, match group and google are finally swiping right on each other at least for now, the two sides have reached a temporary agreement on in app payments which match group sued google over over over the start of the month, Match says that one concessions over google and in turn they're gonna drop their temporary restraining order from the platform. In response. Now, as part of this agreement, google is not allowed to force mandatory use of google play billing from and from removing any of the match group apps from the google play store and that includes Tinder and hinge for offering third party payment services and Georgia is now going to be home to Hyundai's first ever factory dedicated entirely to electric vehicles and electric vehicle batteries. All in all, Hyundai's investing $5.5 billion 8000 jobs here. The facility won't start commercial production until 2025, but plans to break ground are set for early next year.