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Amazon’s Alexa voice platform, and now Google’s assistant voice platform, were the clear ecosystem winners of CES.
The justices said they’d take up a fight involving Wayfair.
The donation comes as Congress and the White House continue warring over the future of the immigration policy.
Google launched a strong counterattack to Amazon’s Alexa, The Verge’s Ashley Carman says on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
CEO Patrick Doyle will leave behind quite the legacy when he departs in June.
It’s been seven months since Bezos tweeted a request for philanthropic ideas.
It’s all about the OS.
If 2017 is any indication, 2018 will be a big year for e-commerce and retail.
Casemates is launching — from the founder of Woot.com and Wine.Woot.
Recode’s Kara Swisher and The Verge’s Lauren Goode count down the Top 10 news items of the year on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
XPO Logistics has been a partner of both companies.
VP Stephenie Landry has been running Prime Now since its 2014 launch.
Reid and Prasad are No. 15 on the Recode 100.
Bezos is No. 1 on the Recode 100.
Answer: Alibaba, Square and Nvidia. FAANG stocks don’t have the same bite.
Too many late or missed deliveries, company officials have told partners.
The e-commerce giant has altered how discounts work and how many items can be ordered.
Yeah, the Fire phone was a flop. And that’s okay.
The state of Indiana found four potential violations.
“The thing that these big companies need is creativity.”
The group discusses the tech and political intersection with special guest co-host Hilary Rosen.
His wide-ranging speech Wednesday questioned their power over publishers and others.
The key to in-home commerce is more trust, not more tech.
But 5 percent of Prime subscribers would definitely buy an Amazon Key.
The commerce giant’s power in search is growing, thanks to Alexa, Recode’s Jason Del Rey says.
A somewhat surprising move in the wake of the Whole Foods acquisition.
AR View lets online shoppers see how a product will look in their homes.
But it will be everywhere else soon, including Apple TV.
Rosenblatt describes his luxury marketplace company 1stdibs as “eBay meets Sotheby’s.”
The economics of selling low-priced packaged goods online are tough.
A Chicago developer is promising a sports complex if the company decides to put its HQ2 in the Windy City.
It’s tough being everyone else.
China has been a tougher nut to crack.
A 10th straight quarter of profit — albeit a small one.
The White House wants cities and towns to partner with drone makers on new pilot projects.
The program is called Amazon Key.
The online retail space gets scarier and scarier for everyone that isn’t Amazon.
Amazon Wine will close up shop at the end of this year.
The unorthodox search process seems to have worked.
HR head Beth Galetti stands alone.