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A record 250 million packages were stolen from front doors, walks and porches in the U.S. over the last year, according to a new report, and authorities are warning that the holidays are peak Grinch season.

Text messages threatening to delete your Amazon account for "suspicious activity" unless you verify personal information within 48 hours are among this season's sneakiest online holiday scams, authorities warn.

Thousands of Amazon workers are staging strikes and a walkout this Black Friday to push the company into paying better wages and enhance its climate policies.

Americans will spend fewer dollars on Black Friday as rising prices and online shopping further erode the clout of the single-day retail holiday, according to consumer forecasts.

Potential bidders for the Washington Commanders believe Amazon founder Jeff Bezos would be the front-runner to buy the franchise, according to a new report.

According to a report from People Magazine, billionaire Jeff Bezos does indeed have interest in buying the Commanders if Snyder decides to sell the team.

Amazon has centralized its services for customers receiving government assistance into one new hub the company announced Monday.

Retailers are offering Black Friday deals earlier than ever -- before Halloween -- as high inflation and online shopping further diminish the relevance of the day after Thanksgiving.

Amazon announced Tuesday that it will be raising wages and benefits for its delivery workers.

Amazon announced Tuesday that it will be raising wages and benefits for its delivery workers.