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The stock market shrugged off much of the news over the last few days. It even closed the week higher. But haven't we seen this before? Yes, over the past several months, we've seen similar rallies unfold, only to be foiled by technical resistance...

Apple earnings and the Fed meeting loom, but don't sit out a possible "life-changing" market rally. Tesla rival BYD is an aggressive buy...

There are still reasons to be bullish on the long-term trend of digital transformation. What to watch in the coming week...

Breaking down Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) and Amazon (AMZN) ahead of their upcoming earnings results to see if investors might want to finally buy these beaten-down, but recently resurgent tech stocks.....

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Amazon.com Inc. on Friday said it would charge Prime members service fees on Amazon Fresh delivery orders under $150. The change takes hold on Feb. 28...

Amazon.com Inc on Friday won its bid to dismiss a proposed class action claiming its strict production quotas for warehouse workers discriminate against older employees. U.S. Magistrate Judge Kandis Westmore in Oakland said the 2021 lawsuit, which alleges the online retailer's hourly quotas place older workers at a higher risk of injury, was too vague and failed to identify specific policies that are discriminatory. "Simply because physical strength declines with age does not automatically mean that older workers are more likely to get injured or fail to keep up with the quotas," Westmore wrote...

Image source: Getty Images When the pandemic first hit, many consumers halted the practice of shopping in stores and took to shopping online instead. That way, they could get the things they needed without having to put their health at risk...

On a modestly up day for tech stocks, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq up nearly 1 full percentage point as of 12:25 p.m. ET, shares of tech giant Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) are doing better than most -- rising a solid 3%. It would seem they're doing so for a very "techie" reason: non-fungible tokens (NFTs). An Amazon NFT initiative is coming soon, said crypto news source Blockworks in a report late yesterday afternoon...