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Solenoid’s parasites take us well over the horizon marked out by any kind of realism. In one of Cărtărescu’s odder fantasias, his narrator comes to know a librarian with a messianic vocation: to find a way to communicate with the subject of his obsession, the world of mites, on whose astonishing variety, beauty, and omnipresence at the edges of our attention he soliloquizes at length.

Drivers are celebrating their union victory, but what comes next will depend on labor laws and the actions of both Amazon and the drivers.

At one of the dozens of companies that Amazon contracts to complete its deliveries, workers have unionized with the Teamsters and reached a historic agreement.

Her new book will only be sold bookstores and selected online retailers to protest the company's business model

Amazon's cost-cutting is moving beyond layoffs as it cuts its online book retailer, Book Depository.

The show cost Amazon hundreds of millions of dollars, but hasn’t caught on with viewers

The former Amazon consultant also took to LinkedIn to apologize for the crime saying, "I am sorry to have done these things."

Delivery contractors say the affects of racism are subtle--and its affecting some of their best and most productive employees.

The jungle website is full of some truly baffling, awful and possibly dangerous products for your car, and we want you to find the worst ones.

An Amazon Go customer filed a class-action lawsuit against the company claiming it didn't inform patrons that they were obtaining their biometric data.