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Remember that cheesy sweater your aunt got you last year? The one with the light-up Rudolph nose? It’s still hanging in your closet, untouched, where it has been since Dec. 26, 2019. You should have exchanged it for one of the 15 top tech gifts instead. You don’t have to keep those unwanted gifts around. Your loved ones spent hard-earned money on them, so exchange them for something you’ll actually use instead. If you’re worried about what to do with the knock-off electronics that your grandpa dug up for you or some other thoughtful but unnecessary gift, we can help. Keep...

An Amazon warehouse in New Jersey has temporarily closed due to COVID-19 at one of the busiest times of the year for the online retailer.  The corporation's Robbinsville warehouse has been shut down until Saturday out of “an abundance of caution,” officials said. “Through our in-house COVID-19 testing program, we detected an increase in the number of asymptomatic positive cases at PNE5 [the Robbinsville warehouse] and have proactively closed the site until December 26th out of an abundance of caution,” spokesperson Lisa Levandowski said in a statement. “This is exactly why we buil...

Dec 21, 2020 Update 12/21/20 – Diamond Point and Castle Hill have completed construction on the Cascade Road self-storage facility in Atlanta. Opened on Nov. 5, the property comprises 96,090 square feet. Features include an executive conference room, workstations, a copy center and Amazon Hub locker, according to a press release. It’ll be managed by Life Storage Inc., a publicly traded real estate investment trust and third-party management firm. “The Cascade Road area has a great deal of business executives that work at home,” Sommer said. “The community has overwhelmingly welcomed...

Amazon is expanding its return window for items purchased as early as October. Returns can be brought to Whole Foods stores and many other locations, and don't require a label in most cases. Many items can be returned without a box, and customers have until January 31st to return items purchased within the specified window. Christmas is coming and the time for gift-giving is upon us. It also means the time for gift returns is coming soon thereafter. This year due to ongoing social distancing protocols, it's more important than ever to make sure that there are safe ways for consumers to return...

Posted on 10261 Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced that it’s here to help make buying – and returning – even more stress-free and convenient as possible this holiday season. New this year, customers have even more time to make a decision on keeping that gift or holiday purchase with an even longer returns window. Most items shipped between October 1 and December 31, 2020, can be returned until January 31, 2021. In addition, Amazon is helping make returns even easier at over 500 Whole Foods Market stores across the country ...