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The U N has signed off on a historic agreement to protect ocean life.
Nearly 200 countries have agreed to a legally binding high
seas treaty that to protect marine life in international waters.
The tree provides legal tools to help turn 30%
of the world's oceans into protected areas by 2030.
Meanwhile, Verizon raising the prices on some of their older cell phone plans.
The move is part of a broader effort to get
more of their customer base onto five G plans.
Customers who decide to stay on one of Verizon's older unlimited
plans will now be charged an additional $2 a month.
That change will take effect on April 10th
and online shopping giant Amazon says they're
permanently closing six of their go convenience stores
starting April 1st.
The online giant will close two stores in New York City and four in San Francisco.
Those stores were introduced back in 2016
and operated without a checkout line or cashiers
and that's your Cheddar news update.
I'm Baker Machado, coming to you from Cheddar Studios in New York City.