Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are fighting publicly in front of the FCC over approval of SpaceX's addition of lower altitude satellites for its satellite internet. The two are competing for the future of space satellite internet with Musk's Starlink project and Amazon's Project Kuiper. 

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• Elon's SpaceX is trying to convince the FCC that it should be allowed to move some Starlink satellites to lower altitudes than had been first approved, but Amazon is objecting to it, as its own satellites are designed to operate in lower altitudes. 
• Musk claims that Amazon is objecting to the request to move satellites lower in order to stifle competition, as Amazon's satellites aren't yet ready. 
• Elon tweeted today that it doesn't serve the public for the FCC to hamstring his own Starlink project while waiting for Amazon's satellites to be built and finished, which could take years. 
• Amazon News, an official Amazon Twitter account, tweeted out that SpaceX was the company trying to stifle competition and that Amazon has designed its satellites to avoid interference with SpaceX's. An Amazon spokesperson also gave a statement to CNBC on the matter.
• Starlink is designed to connect about 12,000 satellites in space to deliver high-speed internet to anywhere on the planet. Amazon's competing Project Kuiper will put 3,236 internet satellites into low Earth orbit.
• The FCC authorized Amazon's Project Kuiper in January, and Amazon plans to invest $10B into the project. 

Amazon announced today that it is expanding its Boston offices and will create 3,000 new jobs. The new jobs will primarily be technology roles that focus on cloud-computing, Alexa, and robotics.

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• Amazon has leased a 17-story office tower that is 630,000 square feet and should be completely built by 2024. 
• The new office will be opened in Boston, Mass.'s Seaport District. 
• Amazon currently employs more than 3,700 people in its Boston Tech Hub.
• Since 2010, Amazon has created more than 20,000 jobs in Massachusetts and added more than 400,000 employees across the U.S. in 2020. 

Amazon competitor in the online food marketplace Imperfect Foods has raised $95M in its Series D funding round at a $700M valuation. The grocery delivery subscription service focuses on produce with a short shelf life or flawed physical appearance.

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• Imperfect Foods has raised $214.1M since its inception in 2014.
• Imperfect Foods has 350,000 subscribers and ended 2020 with a revenue run rate of $500M. CEO Philip Behn said the company has seen nine straight months of triple-digit revenue growth.
• By 2023, the U.S.'s online grocery delivery market will grow to $129.7B and make up 10% of all grocery sales.
• In 2019, grocery leaders by sales Walmart and Kroger both lost at least 10% of the overall market share of grocery purchases as delivery companies took over.
• The same year, Amazon's Whole Foods Market doubled its market share and made up 2.2% of the U.S. grocery market.

Wolt raises $530M

• Wolt, a food delivery app now expanding into grocery delivery to compete with Amazon raised $530M this week. 
• The fundraising round was led by ICONIQ Capital, which has previously invested in Airbnb, Uber, Alibaba, and Zoom. 
• Wolt was founded in 2014 in Finland and has now raised a total of $856M. 

Parts of this story first appeared in Inside E-Commerce. You can read the full issue here. 

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