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How Amazon Crushes Unions In a secret settlement in Virginia, Amazon swore off threatening and intimidating workers. As the company confronts increased labor unrest, its tactics are under scrutiny. Amazon’s warehouse in Chester, Va., where a union effort tried to organize about 30 facilities technicians in 2014 and 2015.Credit...Carlos Bernate for The New York Times Published March 16, 2021Updated April 5, 2021 RICHMOND, Va. — Five years ago, Amazon was compelled to post a “notice to empl...

“They see us as disposable”: New York Amazon delivery driver speaks out While Amazon continues to consolidate its domination of online retail, the e-commerce giant has also sought to cut costs by expanding aggressively into the shipping sector, particularly last-mile delivery. Almost overnight, Amazon has built up a massive delivery network which now accounts for two-thirds of its own packages. By next year, analysts project that its parcel volume will overtake traditional logistics firms l...

Its officially announcing the Anzu smart glasses today that will filter out blue light and also project audio into your ears without drowning out environmental sound completely.

New York Times drops Every Tuesday and Friday, WTR presents a round-up of news, developments and insights from across the trademark sphere. In our latest round-up, we look at a groundbreaking report on IP in Mexico, INTA holding events marking International Women’s Day, Apollo acquiring craft retailer Michaels, and much more. Coverage this time from Trevor Little (TL), Bridget Diakun (BD), Jonathan Walfisz (JW) and Tim Lince (TJL). Market radar: INTA to hold events marking International Wom...

Amazon, which is locked in a bitter legal battle with the Future Group over the sale of its assets to RIL, has alleged that the Future Group has violated an agreement that barred it from dealing with RIL.

Does Amazons new 360-degree moving smart screen outdo Googles stationary flagship display? Heres how they measure up.

Jeff Bezos' legacy captures perfectly the contradiction of the modern tech industry, writes Adam Maguire, as Amazon.com has brought innovation and convenience to the many in a way that ultimately benefits the few.

Yeti Is Having a Rare Sale on Some of Its Best-Selling Mugs and Tumblers Katie Macdonald © Provided by Food & Wine Yeti Few brands inspire loyalty and devotion quite like Yeti. Since 2006, the Austin-based company has been an industry leader in insulated containers, engineering coolers and bags that keep food ice-cold all day long, and tumblers and mugs that keep drinks piping hot for hours. Plus, because theyre designed for outdoor adventures, theyre basically indestructible...

Barry Schwartzs Top Picks: April 1, 2021 Miley Cyruss offer shows how stocks are now cool A traditional Wall Street advantage is suddenly being threatened S&P 500 surges past record 4,000 on growth outlook Killing off Libor gets real for banks on key milestone date Megadeal surge leads Canada to record first quarter for M&A Kim Boltons Top Picks: March 31, 2021 MLB looks to NFTs as a cutting edge opportunity: Blue Jays President Reddit-inspired retail traders open tip-trading bar in Tokyo S&P 5...

When Jeff Bezos founded Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) in 1994, it started as an online bookstore. But over the last 26 years, the company has not only become the largest e-commerce retailer in North America, but also expanded into other markets as well. And that diversity has been one of Amazons greatest strengths, helping the company achieve a valuation that currently exceeds $1.5 trillion. Heres why Amazons varied businesses still hold plenty of potential for investors.  E-commerce Currently, Amaz...