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The infrastructure law Congress enacted last year includes $37 billion set aside for small "disadvantaged" businesses -- a way of getting more money into the hands of companies owned by women and racial or ethnic minorities.

Two corporate behemoths, Walmart and Paramount, hope that Walmart+ plus Paramount+ equals subscriber growth.

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration is investigating the deaths of three workers at Amazon warehouses in New Jersey in the past month.

Amazon entered an agreement Wednesday that could see them investing in Grubhub in a deal that would see the expansion of food delivery benefits to their customers.

Amazon agreed Wednesday to take a 2% stake in Grubhub, in a deal that would see the expansion of food delivery benefits to their customers.

Conservative economist Arthur Laffer is fighting an antitrust bill aimed at reining in Big Tech on the grounds that the legislation would grow government and inflation.

The Obamas and their Higher Ground production company have inked a new deal with Amazon's Audible.

Amazon announced that former Commanders quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, who retired from football earlier this month, is joining Prime Video's "Thursday Night Football" broadcast as an analyst.

Family members of the sole person to be arrested in the disappearance of a British journalist and Indigenous official in the Amazon said Friday that he was innocent and alleged that police were torturing him to try to force a confession.

Amazon said Thursday it will shutter its Kindle service in China next year, making it the latest big technology company looking to diminish its presence in the communist country.