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Amazon Launches ‘Amazon Haul’ for Deals Under $20
Amazon has launched "Amazon Haul," a new shopping experience for deals under $20, with the company saying many are under $10....
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Amazon Expands Same-Day Drone Delivery to Phoenix, Arizona
Amazon is continuing to expand its same-day drone delivery, adding the West Valley Phoenix Metro Area to its service area....
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Amazon Eliminates Plastic Air Pillows In Its Shipping
Amazon has accomplished a major milestone, eliminating plastic pillows from its shipping, replacing them with recycled paper packing....
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Amazon Antitrust Case Is Moving Forward
The Federal Trade Commission's antitrust case against Amazon is moving forward, although its future may be somewhat uncertain....
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Judge Dismisses DOJ Case Against eBay for Selling Harmful Products
US District Judge Orelia E. Merchant has dismissed a case against eBay that accused the company of selling harmful products, citing Section 230 of the Com...
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Amazon Wins Partial Dismissal of FTC Antitrust Lawsuit
Amazon scored a partial win in the FTC's case against the company, with a federal judge dismissing some of the agency's claims against the company....
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EU Court Challenges Booking.com’s Pricing Practices, Encouraging Greater Competition Among Hotels
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Former AWS Employee: “Most of the Hot Takes on Amazon’s New Strict Return-to-Office Policy Are Wrong”
Amazon’s recent shift toward a strict return-to-office (RTO) policy has sparked heated debates across the tech industry. For some, the mandate represents a regression, particularly...
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New U.S. Trade Legislation Could Crush Temu and Shein’s Business Model
The days of snagging ultra-cheap deals on popular e-commerce platforms like Temu and Shein may be coming to an abrupt end. A new trade measure proposed by the Biden administration...
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Squarespace Set to Go Private
Squarespace is set to go private, as part of the company's merger with Permira, in an effort to better compete with larger rivals....
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Google Must Pay $2.7 Billion EU Antitrust Fine
Google has lost its challenge to a heft EU fine over charges it illegally favored its own shopping network over those of rivals....
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FTC Announces Final Rule Banning Fake Reviews
The Federal Trade Commission announced a final review that bans buying and selling fake reviews, and opens the door to civil penalties against review vendo...
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The Buck Stops Here: Amazon Responsible For Defective Third-Party Products
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has ruled that Amazon is ultimately responsible for defective third-party products sold via its platform....
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Amazon Prime Day Event Is July 16-17
Amazon has announced its 10th Prime Day Event, scheduling the popular e-commerce shopping period for July 16 through July 17....
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eBay Dropping American Express ‘Due to Unacceptably High Fees’
eBay announced that it will no longer accept American Express, beginning August 17, 2024, citing "unacceptably high fees."...
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