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The biggest grocery store chain in the country is about to get a whole lot bigger. Kroger (NYSE: KR) will be acquiring the second-biggest stand-alone chain, Albertsons (NYSE: ACI), in a $24.6 billion deal that will create a massive supermarket giant. The combined company will generate $210 billion in annual sales and have around 5,000 stores and 700,000 employees, which will put it within striking distance of Walmart...

Investors want stable investments amid rising prices and interest. Click here to learn about the Kroger-Albertsons acquisition and if Kroger is a stock to buy...

Sea Limited looks attractive on a risk-reward basis as the fundamentals of the business are improving while sentiment on the stock remains poor. Read why SE is a buy...

Amazon.com workers in upstate New York could become the next group of company employees to unionize, with results from a union election at an Amazon facility near Albany expected Tuesday. The National Labor Relations Board is set to count ballots that will determine whether workers have chosen to join the Amazon Labor Union, which earlier this year won a landmark union vote at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island, N.Y. The vote is a big test for organizers who have been eager to maintain momentum following the success in Staten Island. The election at the facility, named ALB1 and located at Castleton-on-Hudson, N.Y., is the fourth vote this year at an Amazon warehouse...

A Moscow court on Tuesday fined U.S. ecommerce giant Amazon.com Inc a total of 4 million roubles ($65,000) in two separate cases, Interfax reported...

Amazon Web Services (AWS),the cloud computing division of Amazon.com Inc, said on Monday it plans to invest $5 billion in Thailand over the next 15 years to strengthen its infrastructure in the country...

This content was produced in Russia, where the law restricts coverage of Russian military operations in Ukraine. A Moscow court on Tuesday said it had fined Amazon.com Inc 4 million roubles ($65,000) for failing to remove banned content relating to drug use and suicide, the first such penalty in Russia for the U.S. tech giant. Russia has fined other foreign tech firms for not removing content, part of what critics say is a campaign by the Kremlin to restrict the influence of Western technology companies, especially since Moscow sent its armed forces into Ukraine...

MOSCOW (Reuters) -A Moscow court on Tuesday said it had fined Amazon.com Inc 4 million roubles ($65,000) for failing to remove banned content relating to drug use and suicide, the first such penalty in Russia for the U.S. tech giant. Russia has fined other foreign tech firms for not removing content, part of what critics say is a campaign by the Kremlin to restrict the influence of Western technology companies, especially since Moscow sent its armed forces into Ukraine. The Tagansky District Court said it had fined Amazon 4 million roubles in two separate cases, although its statement did not specify what these were...