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Amazon Now is only available for certain items, and in certain metro areas, including Seattle, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Dallas-Fort Worth, but the company says it will soon be available in dozens of cities.

Meta, Google, Microsoft and Amazon report tomorrow. Apple reports on Thursday. These companies are so large that their earning reports can swing the stock market in either direction.

This time, FedEx is working with another company to complete the fast deliveries consumers are getting used to.

Congress and the postal service are discussing if reducing delivery days, increasing stamp prices, closing rural offices, or other structural changes would close the gap.

You’re paying for a license, not an actual copy of your favorite book or movie. 

Amazon Web Services confirmed that several of its data centers in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain were damaged after drone strikes, disrupting service on several consumer apps in the region.

With the concepts unable to carve out a clear identity, Amazon is refocusing on Whole Foods and its grocery delivery business.

Amazon, Dow, UPS, Pinterest, and T-Mobile are among the many companies to announce layoffs in the last couple of weeks.

Do recent layoffs signal AI is actually replacing human workers? Or, do those companies just think it sounds good to investors?

Annemarie Conte at Wirecutter bought a 450-pound mystery pallet of returned Amazon goods. Inside, she found a lot of polyester and a lot of info about why consumers return.