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Continue ReadingThe grocer is planning to cut several hundred corporate jobs, as it reorganizes its structure to simplify operations...
Continue ReadingAmazon.Com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) has launched an Anti-Counterfeiting Exchange (ACX) to improve its risk evaluation systems for a safer online shopping experience. Under the latest initiative, the retail giant will use a "collaborative data sharing" technology in participating stores to prevent counterfeiters in the marketplace. Participating stores will share information about confirmed counterfeiters who attempted to use their services to try to sell counterfeit products. With the latest anti-co...
Continue ReadingThe cuts translate to about less than half of a percent of the company's global workforce...
Continue ReadingShares of Amazon.com Inc. slumped 0.47% to $103.81 Thursday, on what proved to be an all-around dismal trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500.....
Continue ReadingAmazon has launched its Anti-Counterfeiting Exchange (ACX), an initiative to help retail stores label and track marketplace counterfeits as part of the e-commerce giant's efforts to crack down on organized crime on its platform, the company announced on Thursday...
Continue ReadingAmazon.com’s Whole Foods is planning to cut “several hundred” corporate jobs, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing a memo it viewed. The grocer.....
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