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Labor minister and economist Andrew Leigh argues that companies as big, financially, as nations are a danger to consumers and their employees.

In Berlin anything seems more profitable than real housing. But the capitalists will find a way to give us affordable apartments, says Nathaniel Flakin – if they are terrified that we will expropriate them otherwise.

Amazon is brewing plans to trim employee stock awards, a part of its compensation plan, a move potentially connected to the retail titan's broader effort to modify its pay package amid a bleak economic outlook, according to a recent internal memo on Wednesday. 

Most Amazon.com shoppers are familiar with the "#1 Best Seller" badge that pops up for many products. Along with reviews and ratings, its a way to gauge whether an item is worth buying.

Their sales have increased substantially since they started selling on Amazon 💸

The college-educated have taken more frontline jobs at companies like Starbucks and Amazon. Now they’re helping to unionize them.

Since the Great Recession, the college-educated have taken more frontline jobs at companies like Starbucks and Amazon. Now they’re helping to unionize them.

Amazon has come a long way since its first warehouses were built in 1997. But how much land does Amazon actually own in 2022? 

Amazon has come a long way since its first warehouses were built in 1997. But how much land does Amazon actually own in 2022? 

Experts say there need to be more offline controls given to users, but there are many reasons why companies just won't do it.