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Online To Bricks-And-Mortar: Amazon's 1st Clothing Store In Los Angeles
Amazon's online commerce empire is taking another step into the real world with plans announced Thursday to open a shop in Los Angeles that would be its first bricks-and-mortar clothing store.
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Amazon In Talks For Stake In Indonesia's Ride-Hailing Startup Go-Jek
Amazon.com Inc is in early talks with Go-Jek Group to buy a stake in the Indonesian ride-hailing startup, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday. Details of the stake were not known and the source did not want to be identified as the talks are private. Both Amazon and Go-Jek did not respond to a Reuters request for comment.
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Indian-American Activist Storms On Stage, Shouts At Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos
An Indian-American animal rights activist briefly interrupted Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos's on-stage firechat when she rushed on stage and asked Bezos to do something about "chicken farms".
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Amazon Raises Minimum Wage To $15 In US, Urges Rivals To Follow
Amazon.com Inc said on Tuesday it would raise its minimum wage to $15 per hour for US employees from next month, seeking to head off criticism of working conditions at the world's second most valuable company.
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Jeff Bezos, World's Richest, Miles Ahead Of Bill Gates, Shows Latest Data
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has become the richest man in the world with a net wealth of $141.9 billion, the Forbes World's Billionaires list showed on Monday.
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Amazon Gets Green Light From US Regulators for New Drone Tests
Amazon.com Inc has won approval from US federal regulators to test a delivery drone outdoors, less than a month after the e-commerce powerhouse blasted regulators for being slow to approve commercial drone testing.
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Amazon Quickens Push Into Tough Local Services Market
Seattle audio and video technician Todd Mueller showed up last year for what might have been a routine job except for one thing: Amazon.com Inc was taking notes. As he mounted a flat-screen TV on the wall, an Amazon employee studied how he covered his shoes and used a blanket to protect the hardwood floor.
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Amazon Says Lower ebook Prices Benefit Authors, Publishers
Amazon Inc, locked in a war with publisher Hachette Book Group over ebook prices, said its push for lower prices was good for authors, publishers and booksellers.
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Online To Bricks-And-Mortar: Amazon's 1st Clothing Store In Los Angeles
Amazon's online commerce empire is taking another step into the real world with plans announced Thursday to open a shop in Los Angeles that would be its first bricks-and-mortar clothing store.
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Amazon In Talks For Stake In Indonesia's Ride-Hailing Startup Go-Jek
Amazon.com Inc is in early talks with Go-Jek Group to buy a stake in the Indonesian ride-hailing startup, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday. Details of the stake were not known and the source did not want to be identified as the talks are private. Both Amazon and Go-Jek did not respond to a Reuters request for comment.
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Indian-American Activist Storms On Stage, Shouts At Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos
An Indian-American animal rights activist briefly interrupted Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos's on-stage firechat when she rushed on stage and asked Bezos to do something about "chicken farms".
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Amazon Raises Minimum Wage To $15 In US, Urges Rivals To Follow
Amazon.com Inc said on Tuesday it would raise its minimum wage to $15 per hour for US employees from next month, seeking to head off criticism of working conditions at the world's second most valuable company.
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Jeff Bezos, World's Richest, Miles Ahead Of Bill Gates, Shows Latest Data
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has become the richest man in the world with a net wealth of $141.9 billion, the Forbes World's Billionaires list showed on Monday.
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Amazon Gets Green Light From US Regulators for New Drone Tests
Amazon.com Inc has won approval from US federal regulators to test a delivery drone outdoors, less than a month after the e-commerce powerhouse blasted regulators for being slow to approve commercial drone testing.
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Amazon Quickens Push Into Tough Local Services Market
Seattle audio and video technician Todd Mueller showed up last year for what might have been a routine job except for one thing: Amazon.com Inc was taking notes. As he mounted a flat-screen TV on the wall, an Amazon employee studied how he covered his shoes and used a blanket to protect the hardwood floor.
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Amazon Says Lower ebook Prices Benefit Authors, Publishers
Amazon Inc, locked in a war with publisher Hachette Book Group over ebook prices, said its push for lower prices was good for authors, publishers and booksellers.
