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NASDAQ:AMZN
Amazon.com Inc provides a range of products and services to customers. The products offered through its stores include merchandise and content that it purchased for resale and products offered by third-party sellers. The company manufactures and sells electronic devices, including Kindle, Fire tablet, Fire TV, Echo and Ring, and it develops and produces media content.
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The regulator will seek to prevent characteristics that could limit growth and innovation by making it hard for smaller companies to enter the market and broaden their market share
In Q2 of this year, the retail giant slashed its workforce by roughly 99,000 people to 1.52mln employees after its Covid-related hiring spree
The world’s largest online retailer, which said the wage increases would cost roughly US$1bn over the next year, upped starting pay to US$19 per hour from US$18
Communications regulator Ofcom also said it would examine other digital markets over the next year, including messaging services such as WhatsApp, FaceTime and Zoom, and connected televisions and smart speakers
Unlicensed casinos targeted for removal following community backlack
A group of about 20 pro-privacy and worker organizations have urged US antitrust enforcers to stop the deal, citing concerns about privacy and Amazon's already powerful position in the smart home devices market
Voting in Coventry begins today and will run until October 19, 2022, and comes as Amazon workers have threatened strikes across the UK
The lawsuit filed in San Francisco Superior Court alleges that Amazon's rules bar merchants from selling products at lower prices on their own websites or at the stores of Amazon's rivals
Teamsters allege Amazon employs one-third of all warehouse workers in the United States
Shoppers go stale on Amazon Fresh amid cost of living crisis
Signify will hold a board meeting on Monday to discuss the bids, and final bids are expected on September 6, 2022, weekend press reports said
Amazon will acquire iRobot for US$61 per share, including iRobot's net debt
Oppenheimer & Co analysts raised their 12-to-18-month price target for the company to $165 from $160, maintaining their 'Outperform’ rating
Total revenue over the three-month period came in at US$121.2 billion versus $119 billion estimates, and up from $113.1 billion during the same year-ago quarter
The annual Prime membership price will increase from £79 to £95 - the first hike since 2014
Amazon recently announced plans to generate more than 4000 new jobs in the UK
One Medical’s share price got a boost following news of the merger
Amazon EU Sarl won a package of tax breaks from European governments including the UK, despite posting a loss
With millions of sellers on Amazon's third-party marketplace, fake reviews have become an increasingly prevalent problem
Warehouses across three US states targeted by prosecutors
