The new storefront offers electronics, apparel and more, all marked at $20 or less.
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Amazon is implementing a full workweek for employees to improve the company’s ability to invent, collaborate and connect.
Amazon is implementing the “keep it” return option to reduce reverse logistics costs with its FBA Returnless Resolutions program.
The ruling could have far-reaching impacts on the product safety liabilities of other eMarketplace platforms.
Amazon's total investment in artificial intelligence startup Anthropic now totals $4 billion.
Sources told the Wall Street Journal that a Consumer Protection Safety Commission vote could make Amazon liable for the safety of third-party products.
Some sellers say Amazon's AI-based tool created to help summarize product reviews into highlights is exaggerating negative feedback.
In 2024, Amazon's fees will amount to an average increase of 15 cents per unit sold by third-party sellers on its platform.
Amazon's incoming generative AI chatbot was built to respond to data analysis queries and questions about supply chain decisions.
While the company didn't celebrate it with fanfare, it’s still a significant milestone for Amazon's vast logistics network.
"AI Ready" follows recent news out of Amazon this year regarding how the company is using the technology to improve its own offerings.
Amazon has upped the ante on its latest warehouse robot model. The new Titan robot can lift double that of its robot predecessor.
The new center is anticipated to launch in 2025, with the delivery station anticipated to launch in time for the 2024 holiday season.
Several states and the federal agency claimed that Amazon's anti-discounting practices punished merchants for offering lower prices elsewhere, in violation of antitrust laws.
As part of the deal, Anthropic would use Amazon's custom chips to build and deploy its AI software, the WSJ reported.
Amid an escalating antitrust investigation, the company appears to be more cautious about how much money it takes from online sellers.
Amazon said the service will help sellers keep products in stock, ship faster and more reliably and significantly lower costs.
It may be too early to tell how some return-to-office policies affect productivity, but many workers have voiced opposition to returning even part time.
The company will get 2% of every product sold by merchants who are members of its Seller Fulfilled Prime Program.
Paused early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the service could place Amazon as a direct competitor with parcel delivery giants like UPS and FedEx.
