Brad Stone Bloomberg

It was Feb. 14, 2019, in the early afternoon, and for perhaps the first time in the 25-year history of Amazon.com Inc., Jeff Bezos was prepared to explain himself to his employees.

Jeff Bezos has a formulation about one-way doors and two-way doors-decisions that are irreversible and permanent and those that can always be unwound. Stepping through what's almost certainly a one-way door on Tuesday, Bezos said he will resign as chief executive officer of Amazon.com Inc. and become executive chairman later this year. He will hand...

The last two weeks have been remarkably eventful for Jeff Bezos. First, the Amazon.com Inc. co-founder's visit to India was met with street-side protests, a new antitrust investigation into "predatory pricing and unfair trade practices" and hostile comments from the government led by India Prime Minster Narendra Modi.

Electric scooter rental company Lime is teaming up with Uber to bring an unconventional mode of transportation to the world.

People familiar with the Amazon home robot project speculate that it could be a sort of mobile Alexa, accompanying customers in parts of their home where they don't have Echo devices.

In the short term, Ring gives Amazon another piece in its Alexa puzzle and a leg up in its race against Google and Apple to control homes.

Devices like the Amazon Echo and Google Home contain microphones that are "always on" and sending volumes of data back to their parent companies.

Essential is working on ways to solve the tendency to check one's phone every five minutes.

Mark Moore is taking on a new role as director of engineering for aviation at Uber, the ride-hailing company.

Thiel, a PayPal founder and early Facebook investor, recently revealed that he was secretly backing Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker.

It was Feb. 14, 2019, in the early afternoon, and for perhaps the first time in the 25-year history of Amazon.com Inc., Jeff Bezos was prepared to explain himself to his employees.

Jeff Bezos has a formulation about one-way doors and two-way doors-decisions that are irreversible and permanent and those that can always be unwound. Stepping through what's almost certainly a one-way door on Tuesday, Bezos said he will resign as chief executive officer of Amazon.com Inc. and become executive chairman later this year. He will hand...

The last two weeks have been remarkably eventful for Jeff Bezos. First, the Amazon.com Inc. co-founder's visit to India was met with street-side protests, a new antitrust investigation into "predatory pricing and unfair trade practices" and hostile comments from the government led by India Prime Minster Narendra Modi.

Electric scooter rental company Lime is teaming up with Uber to bring an unconventional mode of transportation to the world.

People familiar with the Amazon home robot project speculate that it could be a sort of mobile Alexa, accompanying customers in parts of their home where they don't have Echo devices.

In the short term, Ring gives Amazon another piece in its Alexa puzzle and a leg up in its race against Google and Apple to control homes.

Devices like the Amazon Echo and Google Home contain microphones that are "always on" and sending volumes of data back to their parent companies.

Essential is working on ways to solve the tendency to check one's phone every five minutes.

Mark Moore is taking on a new role as director of engineering for aviation at Uber, the ride-hailing company.

Thiel, a PayPal founder and early Facebook investor, recently revealed that he was secretly backing Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker.