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Welcome. we start with amazon. the e—commerce giant has been one of the business world's biggest winners during the pandemic, as people around the world were forced to shop online. but is that boom coming to an end? amazon made sales of a vast £113 billion in the three months tojune. but that was less than wall street was expecting. and it's warned of a further slowdown in the coming months. samira hussain reports from new york. amazon is the online shopping type. but what happens when consumers who have spent most of the past year—and—a—half stuck inside are finally allowed to go out...

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Instead, she is creating them with the power of her voice. laura scott, bbc news. all week, the giant companies of the tech world have been reporting their staggering level of profits. alphabet — google's parent company — made in the three months tojune what it used to take an entire year to achieve. it's the kind of growth hardly ever seen before for any company, with the effect of the pandemic on work and lifestyle adding to this surging success. our media editor amol rajan is here to look in more detail at the figures. the phrase "big tech" is now common parlance used to describe the fi...

A sector of change. when google and microsoft succeed, all the other companies in the ecosystem succeed. it indicates a massive shift of businesses to using more online tools and more cloud tools. i would say it is an overall positive for nearly everyone in the sector. the number ofjob vacancies in the uk surpassed pre—pandemic levels in the three months tojune, according to the office for national statistics. and today the recruitment & employment confederation says employer confidence in hiring is at an all—time high, but staff shortages threaten to damage their optimism. so are firms ar...