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Amazon Increases Hourly Wages for US Warehouse, Transportation Workers Ahead of Peak Gifting Season
Amazon on Wednesday announced that it had raised the average hourly pay for warehouse and transportation workers in the US to $19 (roughly Rs. 1,560). According to Amazon, the pay hikes will cost the company $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) crore over the coming year. The e-commerce giant's decision comes ahead of the peak gifting season in the...
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What Amazon's Win In Supreme Court Means For Reliance
Mukesh Ambani's planned $3.4 billion purchase of an indebted retailer suffered a blow after Amazon.com Inc. won a court battle to halt the transaction, disrupting the Indian tycoon's ambitions to take on the U.S. e-commerce giant.
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Gautam Adani On Team Walmart In Fight Vs Amazon-Mukesh Ambani
Walmart Inc.'s e-commerce unit signed a pact with tycoon Gautam Adani to build one of the largest retail warehouses in India, as the U.S. giant gears up to battle Amazon.com Inc. and homegrown rivals in thenation.
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German Trade Union Calls for 4-Day Strike at Amazon Sites Ahead of Easter
Amazon could see a four-day strike at six of its locations in Germany as trade union Verdi tries to force the US e-commerce group to recognise collective bargaining agreements. The union is demanding a pay increase of 4.5 percent for workers in the retail and mail order industry.
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Amazon Bets on Prime Day in Latin America to Battle Local Rivals
Amazon.com's total sales have soared during the coronavirus pandemic, yet in Latin America, the world's biggest online retailer is locked in a dogfight with local rivals as it rolls out its Prime Day event in Mexico and, for the first time, Brazil.
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Can Mukesh Ambani Take on Amazon, Walmart in E-Commerce?
Mukesh Ambani's next gambit may be his most audacious yet - and it will put him on a collision course with Amazon and Walmart in the battle to dominate e-commerce as hundreds of millions of Indians begin shopping online.
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How India's Richest Man Plans To Take On Amazon And Walmart
Mukesh Ambani's next gambit may be his most audacious yet - and it will put him on a collision course with Amazon and Walmart in the battle to dominate e-commerce as hundreds of millions of Indians begin shopping online.
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Amazon Great India Festival Sale: Customer Sign Up Increased Three-Fold, Says Amazon
Amazon and Flipkart are locked in a battle to dominate an Indian e-commerce market tipped, within a decade, to be worth $200 billion annually, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Walmart Said to Be Close to Buying Flipkart, Deal Likely by End-June
A deal with Flipkart would step up Walmart's battle with Amazon.com for a bigger share of India's fledgling e-commerce market.
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Alibaba Sets Up Artificial Intelligence Research Centre In Singapore
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba on Wednesday opened an artificial intelligence research institute in Singapore in partnership with a local university, as the battle to develop AI technology heats up.
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Alibaba, Tencent Rally Troops Amid $10 Billion Retail Battle
Alibaba is China's top e-commerce player and its affiliate Ant Financial leads in mobile payments. Tencent's strengths lie in social media, digital payment and gaming.
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In Amazon vs Flipkart In India, A New Company Wants To Get Some Action
The battle for e-commerce dominance in India between Amazon.com Inc. and rival Flipkart Online Services Pvt. has opened the door for one of the nation's largest logistics companies to reinvent itself.
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Amazon Invests Rs. 1,680 Crores More Into India Unit to Strengthen Operations
Amazon has invested an additional Rs. 1,680 crores in its India unit as it looks to further strengthen operations in the booming e-commerce market here.
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Amazon, Flipkart Sale Dates Announced, E-Commerce Battle Set to Heat Up Further
Back-to-back Amazon and Flipkart sales are set to heat up the competition once again as the position of industry leader is up for grabs.
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Amazon May Export Delivery Lessons From India to Cut Costs Abroad
E-commerce giant Amazon.com is taking lessons learnt from its daily battles with choked roads and cramped cities in India to some of its largest developed markets, exporting a model of cheaper deliveries and reduced warehousing costs.
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Amazon Increases Hourly Wages for US Warehouse, Transportation Workers Ahead of Peak Gifting Season
Amazon on Wednesday announced that it had raised the average hourly pay for warehouse and transportation workers in the US to $19 (roughly Rs. 1,560). According to Amazon, the pay hikes will cost the company $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) crore over the coming year. The e-commerce giant's decision comes ahead of the peak gifting season in the...
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What Amazon's Win In Supreme Court Means For Reliance
Mukesh Ambani's planned $3.4 billion purchase of an indebted retailer suffered a blow after Amazon.com Inc. won a court battle to halt the transaction, disrupting the Indian tycoon's ambitions to take on the U.S. e-commerce giant.
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Gautam Adani On Team Walmart In Fight Vs Amazon-Mukesh Ambani
Walmart Inc.'s e-commerce unit signed a pact with tycoon Gautam Adani to build one of the largest retail warehouses in India, as the U.S. giant gears up to battle Amazon.com Inc. and homegrown rivals in thenation.
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German Trade Union Calls for 4-Day Strike at Amazon Sites Ahead of Easter
Amazon could see a four-day strike at six of its locations in Germany as trade union Verdi tries to force the US e-commerce group to recognise collective bargaining agreements. The union is demanding a pay increase of 4.5 percent for workers in the retail and mail order industry.
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Amazon Bets on Prime Day in Latin America to Battle Local Rivals
Amazon.com's total sales have soared during the coronavirus pandemic, yet in Latin America, the world's biggest online retailer is locked in a dogfight with local rivals as it rolls out its Prime Day event in Mexico and, for the first time, Brazil.
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Can Mukesh Ambani Take on Amazon, Walmart in E-Commerce?
Mukesh Ambani's next gambit may be his most audacious yet - and it will put him on a collision course with Amazon and Walmart in the battle to dominate e-commerce as hundreds of millions of Indians begin shopping online.
-
How India's Richest Man Plans To Take On Amazon And Walmart
Mukesh Ambani's next gambit may be his most audacious yet - and it will put him on a collision course with Amazon and Walmart in the battle to dominate e-commerce as hundreds of millions of Indians begin shopping online.
-
Amazon Great India Festival Sale: Customer Sign Up Increased Three-Fold, Says Amazon
Amazon and Flipkart are locked in a battle to dominate an Indian e-commerce market tipped, within a decade, to be worth $200 billion annually, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Walmart Said to Be Close to Buying Flipkart, Deal Likely by End-June
A deal with Flipkart would step up Walmart's battle with Amazon.com for a bigger share of India's fledgling e-commerce market.
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Alibaba Sets Up Artificial Intelligence Research Centre In Singapore
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba on Wednesday opened an artificial intelligence research institute in Singapore in partnership with a local university, as the battle to develop AI technology heats up.
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Alibaba, Tencent Rally Troops Amid $10 Billion Retail Battle
Alibaba is China's top e-commerce player and its affiliate Ant Financial leads in mobile payments. Tencent's strengths lie in social media, digital payment and gaming.
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In Amazon vs Flipkart In India, A New Company Wants To Get Some Action
The battle for e-commerce dominance in India between Amazon.com Inc. and rival Flipkart Online Services Pvt. has opened the door for one of the nation's largest logistics companies to reinvent itself.
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Amazon Invests Rs. 1,680 Crores More Into India Unit to Strengthen Operations
Amazon has invested an additional Rs. 1,680 crores in its India unit as it looks to further strengthen operations in the booming e-commerce market here.
-
Amazon, Flipkart Sale Dates Announced, E-Commerce Battle Set to Heat Up Further
Back-to-back Amazon and Flipkart sales are set to heat up the competition once again as the position of industry leader is up for grabs.
-
Amazon May Export Delivery Lessons From India to Cut Costs Abroad
E-commerce giant Amazon.com is taking lessons learnt from its daily battles with choked roads and cramped cities in India to some of its largest developed markets, exporting a model of cheaper deliveries and reduced warehousing costs.
