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Like the best reality TV contestants, BTIG’s Rich Greenfield says he’s not here to make friends.
With a little help from San Francisco-based startup Lumoid.
Along the way, it’s also going to take millions of jobs.
Amazingly, just a fractured knee.
The HomePod’s announced price, $349, is higher than its competitors’, but how does it stack up on the features?
Amazon’s new discounted Prime for lower-income consumers could add new subscribers.
It’s on.
The years-long freeze has thawed.
Alphabet subsidiary Google hit the same milestone in 2013, and Amazon hit it for the first time last month.
Batteries and baby wipes, oh my.
EBay wants to be the place for what you want, not just what you need.
The creator of the Emmy-winning Amazon original show “Transparent” talks about filmmaking and social justice.
“Transparent” has won eight Emmys.
It’s about the books. Really.
Meet director Amir Bar-Lev, who made “Long Strange Trip” and then sold it to Amazon.
FAMANA?
On the 20th anniversary of its IPO, Amazon’s market cap stands at $459 billion. Walmart’s? $228 billion.
Soaring revenue and cash flow, plus intentionally tiny profits.
You can buy it with a check or money order.
Another cautionary tale for would-be Amazon partners.
One-quarter of U.S. households now have at least one piece of smart home gear.
At $230, it’s the most expensive Alexa device yet.
“Will it happen? There’s a high probability.”
Jeff Bezos and Tim Cook bury the hatchet.
Cathy Beaudoin is stepping away at a surprising time.
Google could have a hard time catching up to Amazon.
A fast-growing and profitable Amazon is a scary Amazon.
Meet the Echo Look.
Ross tries to bring a sympathetic antagonism to Hooli CEO Gavin Belson.
The company could wade deeper into developing its own apparel.
That’s according to CEO Reed Hastings, who wants to talk to you about time and space and have you ever really looked at your hands? I mean — really, really looked? At your hands? Whoa.
Google wants to help you find a purse to match that dress.
It’s Day 1 forever because Day 2 is death.
Shoppers could save as much as 5 percent on over a million items.
Devin Wenig talks about the latest chapter in India’s wild e-commerce story.
Football and Donald Trump couldn’t help Twitter’s cause in 2016.
You’ll need to be an Amazon Prime subscriber to watch.
Employees were told the company would turn a profit this year.
Grocery suppliers are feeling the squeeze — big-time.