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A number of Amazon executives have disclosed sales of some of their Amazon stock holdings in recent weeks, but Jeff Bezos, the company's executive chair and...

By Mauro Orru Amazon.com reached an agreement with most of its workers in Spain, averting the full impact of a strike that risked crippling its warehouses on...

Amazon would have “the ability and incentive” to hamper iRobot’s rivals from competing on Amazon’s online marketplace, the European Commission stated.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Black Friday sales were strong but retailers are noticing that getting customers to use store-branded credit cards is a hard sell.The article states…“Income from Target’s credit-card business declined 10% in the most recent quarter, compared with the same period a year earlier. At Kohl’s,

By Ben Glickman Shares of iRobot fell Monday after the European Commission said the company's acquisition by Amazon may restrict competition. The stock was...

The China-founded company was valued at $66 billion earlier this year

Consumers are shifting away from store credit cards as brand loyalty wanes and interest rates rise

NEW YORK—According to emergency personnel, early estimates indicate that more than 42 million Americans were killed this past weekend in what is now believed to be the bloodiest Black Friday shopping event in history.

Americans have spent more than $7 billion shopping online during Black Friday, snapping up TVs, smart watches, Barbie dolls and more.

Amazon.com faces strikes in the U.S. and Europe on Friday, hitting the e-commerce giant at the start of a busy holiday shopping weekend as labor unrest picks up on both sides of the Atlantic.