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In the latest trading session, Amazon (AMZN) closed at $108.95, marking a +0.25% move from the previous day...

Maybe in hindsight it was all inevitable. Stocks which were world beaters during the pandemic were bound to face a day of reckoning once normality resumed. Amazon (AMZN) was one of the Covid era’s biggest beneficiaries, as out of necessity, the internet shy finally moved online. However, given very tough comps, the move back to the high street and the associated post-pandemic headwinds, the payback has been brutal. Nevertheless, it’s probably safe to say, most would not have foreseen the ecommer...

With Amazon Luna there isn't an initial investment in hardware, outside of a controller, and the subscription fees can be affordable depending on which plan you choose...

Concerns about abortion access if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade have some companies offering to help their employees find reproductive care outside of their home states. Starbucks is one of the latest employers offering to reimburse their employees for travel costs when workers seek reproductive care in other states, including abortion and gender-affirming procedures. Several other companies, including Tesla, Citigroup, Yelp, Lyft, Levi Strauss, and Amazon, have also announced that they would cover travel expenses for workers with limited access to safe abortion procedures in their home states...

Amazon.com Inc wants to give customers the chance to make Alexa, the company's voice assistant, sound just like their grandmother -- or anyone else...

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Amazon has unveiled Proteus, its first fully autonomous mobile robot, which will operate among workers to lift and move package-carrying trolleys...

‘The security [at the Amazon warehouse] is a joke’, one worker posted on Reddit...

Amazon is concerned about its workforce. The second largest private employer in the US fears it could run out of people to employ in its American warehouses within two years because staff keep quitting at astonishing rates: One analysis found the average tenure of Amazon warehouse employees to be just 8 months, meaning each fulfillment center’s staff turns over 150% every year, twice the retail industry’s average rate. An Amazon spokesperson told Quartz that the internal research about hiring, written in 2021, “doesn’t represent the actual situation.”...

Shares in the e-commerce giant are now far cheaper (in price, not valuation). Here's why it might be time to buy...