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Big Tech’s big car ambitions have antitrust advocates worried.
What’s next for the face of America’s new labor movement.
The e-commerce giant is recruiting local businesses in Alabama, Mississippi, and Nebraska as part of a secretive new delivery program.
The loss at an Amazon sort center in Staten Island comes a month after a historic win at a nearby warehouse.
The e-commerce giant’s labor issues expose the complicated truth about getting what we want when we want it.
The boring, crucial work that happens now that Starbucks and Amazon have unionized.
Inside Starbucks’s successful 21st-century union drive.
Amazon wanted to make former employee Chris Smalls the face of labor activism. He just handed Amazon its first US union.
Amazon isn’t competing with Netflix, but it is spending billions trying to figure out Hollywood. Maybe 007 can help.
The Prime membership fee is increasing to $139 annually, or $15 for those who pay monthly.
Critics say the “everything store” does too much. Is 2022 the year antitrust hawks come for Amazon?
Inside the growing whistleblower movement that’s holding tech giants accountable for their missteps.
Shipping containers, explained by a historian.
Will Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Google survive the antitrust onslaught? And will Microsoft face it at all?
Blue Origin thinks all kinds of companies will want some space in space.
“Amazon is the only winner here.”
Holiday season shipping is making supply chain problems worse, but there’s hope for next year.
Project Kuiper, the company’s satellite-based broadband service, is finally getting off the ground.
Despite what conservatives say, Joe Biden is not trying to ruin the holiday shopping season.
The most popular holiday gifts might not arrive in time for the holidays, even if you order now.
The former Amazon CEO said his recent trip to space further inspired him to protect the planet.
A unionization effort might get another chance, thanks to Amazon’s mailbox shenanigans.
Blue Origin launched its first flight with humans aboard, including billionaire Jeff Bezos.
Companies like Facebook and Uber say they’re supporting small businesses while squashing them.
Industry groups are ramping up their fight against regulation.
Democrats and Republicans came together to confirm the antitrust expert to the FTC.
With a recent $2.7 billion announcement, the ex-wife of Jeff Bezos has donated $8.5 billion in less than a year.
In interviews with Recode, dozens of Amazon employees detailed allegations of racial bias and discrimination.
The bills have the beginnings of bipartisan support, but will likely need even more to actually pass.
Where the (Amazon) Sidewalk ends.
The company-created shopping event is slated for June 21 and 22, Amazon announced.
When a company weighs in on politics, look at its bottom line.
DC’s attorney general is suing Amazon over a controversial policy.
A failed union drive may get new life because of the company’s insistence on installing a mailbox.
One of the takedowns involves the large Chinese electronics brand Mpow.
The women allege their managers retaliated against them.
It’s difficult to get honest feedback from workers who fear retaliation.
And, it hopes, at other retailers’ stores in the future.
The outgoing CEO is vowing to make Amazon “Earth’s Best Employer.”
Alec MacGillis on Amazon and the hidden costs of its dominance.