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2018 could be a record, too.
“My theory — very un-Hollywood — is I’d rather have a small piece of what I anticipate to be a much bigger pie than a big piece of what I anticipate to be a small pie.”
He also worked on the FX series “Justified,” and — for about a minute — “Full House.”
On Recode Decode, Schumer says he’s “sympathetic” to tech giants like Facebook and Amazon.
Veteran screenwriter Graham Yost has made big movies like “Speed” and TV shows like “Justified.” Now he has a streaming success with “Sneaky Pete.”
Sleep easy.
It’s the company’s latest move to court lower-income shoppers.
Greg Greeley, who ran Amazon Prime, jumps south.
The delivery partnership is picking up steam.
The online retailer’s acquisitions by the numbers.
Did a private equity firm lose out on a quick dollar because it got spooked?
A tough environment for local grocers is getting tougher.
Amazon is starting to look more and more like a cable company.
The deal gives Amazon another tool as it begins to deliver packages inside homes.
Last year it spent almost as much as Disney on non-sports programming.
New futuristic convenience stores could appear in Seattle and Los Angeles.
It was worth just two Walmarts last month.
And non-Prime members with the regular Amazon Rewards Visa card will earn 3 percent back.
It’s likely that the NFL will sign a multiyear deal.
Voice integration is coming.
The cuts mark a rare pullback for the tech goliath.
Ina used to work for Recode, but we let her on the show anyway.
What stock rout?
It’s about the NFL. Also, why tech should buy media.
Amazon is on fire.
Pulse Labs has raised $2.5 million
With cameos by Jeff Bezos, Cardi B, Gordon Ramsay, Rebel Wilson and Sir Anthony Hopkins.
This could be Amazon’s biggest challenge yet.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase are working with the e-commerce giant.
Alexa, from stranger to star.
Carman and Lauren Goode report from CES 2018.
The Internet Association told lawmakers this week that its new campaign aims to “improve diversity and inclusion in the tech industry.”
Immigration, net neutrality, taxes and Russia dominated tech’s agenda in the nation’s capital last year, per new reports.
“Alexa, send in the next city.”
It’s the store of the future.
Amazon Go allows customers to grab items and just walk out without stopping to pay.
There are lots of reasons, according to the local press.
From $10.99 to $12.99.
We look at tech talent, office space and time to the airport.
No Detroit, though.