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In a marriage of tech and Wall Street, sellers on Amazon will be eligible for credit lines of up to $1 million from Goldman Sachs' Marcus brand.
The company expects to plow its entire Q2 operating profit back into "getting products to customers and keeping employees safe.”
The New York Attorney General is investigating the e-commerce giant’s response to safety concerns raised by workers during the pandemic.
Walmart's Q4 results show “the pressure traditional retailers are facing to keep pace with consumers who are increasingly shopping online."
More than 340 Amazon employees signed onto a post criticizing the company’s climate stance and protesting its external communications policy.
“Ring does not fulfill its core promise of providing privacy and security for its customers, as its camera systems are fatally flawed,” the suit says.
Retailers offered omnichannel sales earlier in the season, "meeting consumers’ demand for the best deals across all channels and devices."
“There’s a lot of cost in the short run” from expanding the free one-day delivery program, CFO Brian Olsavsky says.
Warehouse employees say they should be paid for time spent in security screenings.
A new eBay service will enable merchants to store inventory in strategically located warehouses, resulting in faster delivery times.
Alibaba's move to open its platform to U.S. sellers puts it "in direct competition with Amazon in the business-to-business online marketplace."
