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Overview

Amazon.com, Inc., commonly known as Amazon, is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Jeff Bezos founded it in 1994, first under the name Cadabra, to build an online bookstore. The website opened in July 1995. The company later grew from books into a broad online marketplace, third-party seller services, logistics, cloud computing through Amazon Web Services, digital advertising, entertainment, consumer devices, grocery, and healthcare. Amazon listed on Nasdaq in May 1997 under the ticker AMZN. Amazon Prime, launched in 2005, grew from a shipping membership into a bundle of delivery and digital services. AWS, including Amazon S3 and Amazon EC2, became a major cloud-computing business. Kindle, Echo and Alexa, Fire TV, Prime Video, Twitch, and Whole Foods Market extended the company beyond the original bookstore. In 2021 Andy Jassy became chief executive and Bezos became executive chair. The company is known for broad selection, fast delivery, a large third-party marketplace, and continued investment in logistics and artificial intelligence. It has also faced sustained criticism and regulatory scrutiny over its treatment of sellers, marketplace power, warehouse working conditions, privacy, and acquisitions, including a major U.S. Federal Trade Commission antitrust complaint filed in 2023.

History

Amazon was founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994 after he identified the rapidly expanding internet as an opportunity to build a large-scale mail-order business. The company initially operated under the name Cadabra and was organized in Washington state before reincorporating in Delaware. Bezos selected books as the first product category because the worldwide book catalog was too large for a conventional store to stock comprehensively, while individual titles could be described and ordered online. The online bookstore opened to customers in July 1995. Amazon’s early business model emphasized selection, low prices, convenience, and software-enabled personalization rather than the physical atmosphere of a traditional bookstore. The company introduced or popularized features such as customer reviews, personalized recommendations, affiliate marketing, and one-click purchasing. In 1996 it launched the Associates Program, allowing third-party websites to refer visitors to Amazon and receive commissions on qualifying purchases. Amazon completed its initial public offering on May 15, 1997, listing on Nasdaq under AMZN. During the late 1990s it expanded into music, video, electronics, toys, software, home products, and other categories. The company also began building the infrastructure required to handle growing order volumes, including fulfillment centers, inventory systems, customer-service operations, and delivery partnerships. Its marketplace model gradually enabled outside sellers to list products alongside Amazon’s own retail inventory, increasing selection while creating new revenue streams from commissions, services, advertising, and fulfillment. A major strategic turning point came in 2005 with the launch of Amazon Prime. Initially centered on free two-day shipping for an annual fee, Prime became a recurring-membership platform that connected logistics with digital content and other benefits. Amazon subsequently added video, music, reading, gaming, grocery, and country-specific services. Prime helped establish faster delivery as a central component of online retail competition. Another decisive transformation came through Amazon Web Services. Amazon had developed internal expertise in scalable computing, storage, databases, and distributed systems while operating its retail business. AWS began taking shape in the early 2000s and launched major infrastructure services including Simple Storage Service in 2006 and Elastic Compute Cloud in the same period. By allowing customers to rent computing resources instead of building all infrastructure themselves, AWS created a new global cloud-computing business and became one of Amazon’s most important operating segments. Amazon entered consumer hardware and digital media more aggressively in the 2000s. The Kindle e-reader debuted in 2007 with wireless access to digital books. The company later developed Fire tablets, Fire TV, Echo speakers, Alexa voice services, and other connected-home products. These devices supported Amazon’s content, commerce, and subscription ecosystems while giving the company a direct interface with consumers outside the web browser. During the 2010s Amazon expanded through acquisitions and internal investment. It acquired the robotics company Kiva Systems in 2012, strengthening automation in fulfillment centers; Twitch in 2014, entering large-scale game livestreaming; Whole Foods Market in 2017, adding a physical grocery chain; and Ring, PillPack, and other businesses associated with home security and healthcare. Amazon Studios and Prime Video expanded into original programming, while Amazon Advertising became an important commercial service for brands and third-party sellers. The company’s logistics ambitions also broadened. Amazon built aircraft and delivery capabilities, expanded its fulfillment network, developed robotics and autonomous systems, and integrated grocery and pharmacy services into its retail platform. Zoox extended Amazon’s interests into autonomous transportation. Project Kuiper, later renamed Amazon Leo, represented an effort to provide broadband connectivity through a low-Earth-orbit satellite network. In 2021 Bezos became executive chair and Andy Jassy became chief executive officer. Jassy had joined Amazon in 1997 and led AWS for many years. Under his leadership, Amazon has continued to focus on cost discipline, logistics efficiency, cloud computing, advertising, healthcare, entertainment, and artificial intelligence. The company has also invested in generative AI through AWS services, Alexa+, shopping assistants, custom chips, and machine-learning infrastructure. Amazon’s growth has been accompanied by continuing controversy. Regulators and courts have examined its treatment of sellers, pricing practices, marketplace ranking, Prime enrollment and cancellation, worker safety, privacy, product authenticity, and competitive acquisitions. The FTC filed a major antitrust complaint in 2023, while later regulatory actions addressed Prime enrollment and other consumer-protection issues. These disputes coexist with Amazon’s continuing reputation for convenience, broad selection, fast delivery, technical innovation, and aggressive long-term expansion.

  • 2026

    Rufus becomes Alexa for Shopping

    [13]

    Amazon renamed its generative shopping assistant Rufus as Alexa for Shopping and linked it with Alexa+ capabilities.

  • 2025

    David Zapolsky becomes chief global affairs and legal officer

    [2]

    David Zapolsky assumed an expanded leadership role covering global affairs and legal matters.

  • 2024

    Matthew Garman becomes AWS CEO

    [2]

    Matthew Garman became chief executive officer of Amazon Web Services.

  • 2024

    Amazon joins the Dow Jones Industrial Average

    [15]

    Amazon became a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

  • 2023

    FTC antitrust complaint filed

    [9]

    The FTC and state attorneys general sued Amazon, alleging that the company used exclusionary practices to maintain monopoly power in online retail and marketplace services.

  • 2022

    MGM joins Amazon entertainment operations

    [21]

    MGM joined Prime Video and Amazon Studios, bringing a substantial film and television library into Amazon’s entertainment portfolio.

  • 2021

    Leadership transition

    [19]

    Andy Jassy became president and chief executive officer, while Jeff Bezos became executive chair.

  • 2019

    The Climate Pledge announced

    [8]

    Amazon and Global Optimism announced a commitment aimed at reaching the Paris Agreement goals ten years early.

  • 2017

    Whole Foods Market acquisition completed

    [2]

    Amazon acquired Whole Foods Market, adding a large physical grocery operation to its commerce and logistics network.

  • 2014

    Twitch acquisition announced

    [6]

    Amazon announced an agreement to acquire Twitch, expanding into livestreaming and interactive gaming communities.

Products and positioning

Customer-centric, convenience-led, data-intensive, operationally integrated, and diversified across commerce and technology.

  • E-commerce marketplace · 1995

    Amazon.com and Amazon Marketplace

    Amazon’s core digital storefront and marketplace offers products sold directly by Amazon and by independent third-party sellers. The service combines search, product information, customer reviews, recommendations, advertising, payments, fulfillment, delivery, returns, and customer service. Its breadth of selection and integration with Prime have made it a central platform for online shopping in many markets. Amazon's online retail and third-party marketplace offering products across many categories.

  • Subscription service · 2005

    Amazon Prime

    Prime is a paid membership program that began with expedited shipping and later expanded into a bundle of delivery, entertainment, reading, music, gaming, grocery, and other benefits. Offerings vary by country, but the strategic purpose is consistent: increase customer loyalty, purchase frequency, and engagement across Amazon’s broader ecosystem. A paid membership program combining shopping and other benefits, with features that vary by market.

  • Cloud computing · 2006

    Amazon Web Services (AWS)

    AWS provides on-demand cloud infrastructure and platform services, including compute, storage, databases, networking, analytics, security, machine learning, custom silicon, and generative-AI tools. It originated from Amazon’s effort to standardize and commercialize the infrastructure it had built to operate its retail business. Amazon's cloud computing and technology-services business. Cloud computing and infrastructure services for organizations, developers, and public-sector customers.

  • E-reader and digital publishing · 2007

    Kindle

    Kindle is Amazon’s electronic-reading ecosystem, consisting of dedicated e-readers, digital books, reading applications, and publishing services. The product connects hardware with Amazon’s digital bookstore and helped make electronic books a mainstream consumer format. Amazon's electronic reading devices and associated digital reading services.

  • Voice assistant and smart-home devices · 2014

    Alexa and Echo

    Alexa is Amazon’s voice and artificial-intelligence assistant, while Echo devices provide hardware interfaces for voice interaction, entertainment, smart-home control, communications, and information services. Alexa+ represents Amazon’s newer generative-AI direction for the assistant. Amazon's connected devices and voice-assistant offering.

  • Streaming hardware and platform · 2014

    Fire TV

    Fire TV combines streaming devices, smart televisions, software, advertising, and access to Prime Video and other entertainment applications. It extends Amazon’s media ecosystem into the living room and provides a distribution channel for streaming content and advertising.

  • Live-streaming platform · 2014

    Twitch

    Twitch is a livestreaming and community platform focused historically on gaming, esports, creative content, and interactive broadcasts. Amazon acquired Twitch to deepen its relationship with gaming audiences and to add a high-engagement media service to its portfolio.

  • Streaming and filmed entertainment · 2006

    Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios

    Prime Video distributes licensed and original television, films, sports, and other programming. Amazon MGM Studios develops and owns entertainment content, while the MGM acquisition added a large historical library and established franchises to Amazon’s streaming strategy.

  • Logistics and seller services · 2006

    Fulfillment by Amazon

    Fulfillment by Amazon allows third-party sellers to store inventory in Amazon facilities and use Amazon for picking, packing, shipping, customer service, and returns. It supports Prime eligibility and integrates marketplace selling with Amazon’s logistics infrastructure.

  • Agentic artificial intelligence · 2026

    Alexa for Shopping

    Alexa for Shopping is Amazon’s conversational and agentic shopping experience, developed from Rufus. It can answer product questions, compare options, personalize recommendations, identify products, assist with cart building, and support purchasing workflows across Amazon and, for some features, other online stores.

  • Prime Video

    Amazon's video streaming service.

  • Kindle, Fire, and Alexa

    Amazon's e-reading, consumer-device, and voice-assistant offerings.

  • Prime Video, Amazon Music, Audible, and Twitch

    Digital video, music, audiobook, and live-streaming services.

Controversies

  • 2026

    Fair Credit Reporting Act settlement

    The Department of Justice announced a $2.25 million civil penalty and injunction resolving allegations that Amazon did not provide certain identity-theft victims with requested transaction records within the required time.

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  • 2026

    Amazon Alexa Plus bug causes Echo speakers to repeatedly sing 'lalala'

    In October 2026, an Alexa Plus bug caused some Amazon Echo smart speakers to repeatedly say or sing 'lalala' for minutes at a time, often mid-conversation. When asked about the behavior, the assistant apparently was unaware of it. Users reported the issue on Reddit repeatedly over recent weeks across multiple Echo speaker models. Amazon said it was aware of the issue, describing it as a bug affecting a small number of Alexa Plus users, and that a fix was in the works.

    Source

  • 2026

    Apple and Amazon face revived UK consumer lawsuit over product sales

    Reuters reported that Apple and Amazon are facing a revived consumer lawsuit in the United Kingdom over product sales. The event is recorded as a controversy note for Amazon. The available source summary does not provide further details about the legal claims, the products involved, the court's reasoning, or the outcome. The event date is September 28, 2026. The report identifies the matter as a revived UK consumer lawsuit concerning product sales. No additional people, amounts, or rulings are included in the source summary. The case is described only at that level, and the report is attributed to Reuters.

    Source

  • 2026

    Amazon worker alleges assault on work trip, says company refused transfer

    An Amazon worker alleges being assaulted while on a work trip and says the company refused a transfer request. The allegation was reported by Human Resources Director. The event is dated 2026-10-09.

    Source

  • 2026

    Amazon publishes blog urging support for AI data centers amid community backlash

    On October 2, 2026, Amazon published a blog post by AWS CEO Matt Garman addressing public concerns about AI data centers' impact on jobs, power demands, and the environment. The post warned that more than 100 data center moratoriums under consideration across the US could cause lasting harm to the US economy and national security. Amazon outlined a 'Data Center Commitment' covering job creation, preventing increases to local energy rates, and a pledge to invest more than $1 billion to support communities neighboring its data centers. Amazon also said it no longer uses nondisclosure agreements with government agencies, following scrutiny from Democratic lawmaker Jamie Raskin regarding secret deals with local officials.

    Source

  • 2026

    Sen. Warren and Senate Democrats send letters to Meta, Google, Amazon and Microsoft seeking information on AI tax subsidies

    Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., joined by Democratic Sens. Tina Smith and Jeff Merkley, sent letters Sunday night to the CEOs of Meta, Google, Amazon and Microsoft seeking information on tax deductions the companies claimed for AI and data center development under the 2025 'one big beautiful bill' act and on their lobbying efforts ahead of the bill's passage. The letters cite falling corporate tax payments even as revenues rise, and request answers by Oct. 12. Spokespeople for all four companies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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  • 2026

    Twitch streamer sues Amazon and Twitch over alleged AI training use of streams

    Twitch streamer Warren Pandiscia filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against Twitch and its parent company Amazon. The suit alleges that the companies used his streams to develop AI products without permission or licensing fees. According to the filing, data collection allegedly occurred for at least two years before Twitch updated its terms of service and added an AI opt-out option.

    Source

  • 2026

    Amazon fined Rs 1 lakh by CCPA over unauthorized 'Shri Ram Mandir Ayodhya Prasad' listings

    India's Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) fined Amazon Rs 1 lakh for allowing ordinary sweets to be sold online as 'Shri Ram Mandir Ayodhya Prasad' without authorization from the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The CCPA rejected Amazon's claim that it was merely an intermediary and directed Amazon to deposit the penalty within 15 days, and extended directions covering listings associated with 10 major religious institutions.

    Source

  • 2026

    Amazon fined $2.25 million to resolve DOJ identity theft records case

    The Justice Department said Amazon.com would pay a $2.25 million civil penalty to resolve allegations that it violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by failing to provide identity theft victims requested transaction records involving potential perpetrators within 30 days. A federal judge entered a stipulated order imposing the penalty and requiring Amazon to provide those records free of charge within 30 days of a request and to post a notice on its website explaining how victims can request them.

    Source

  • 2026

    Consumers sue Amazon over seafood sustainability labels

    Consumers filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that environmental labels on seafood sold through its platform and stores misled shoppers. The allegations have not been proven in court.

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Marketing campaigns

  • 2020Climate Pledge Friendly

    United States · Selected international markets

    Climate Pledge Friendly labels and merchandising were introduced to help customers identify products associated with recognized sustainability certifications or Amazon’s own environmental standards.

    Outcome. The program expanded Amazon’s sustainability messaging from corporate operations into product discovery and retail merchandising.

    Source
  • 2020Pandemic fulfillment expansion

    United States · Canada · International

    During the COVID-19 pandemic, Amazon expanded fulfillment capacity and hired more than 100,000 workers in the United States and Canada as online demand surged.

    Outcome. The period accelerated e-commerce adoption while intensifying scrutiny of worker safety and warehouse conditions.

    Source
  • 2019The Climate Pledge

    Global

    Amazon and Global Optimism introduced The Climate Pledge as a commitment to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement ten years early, supported by renewable-energy investment, fleet changes, packaging initiatives, and other programs.

    Outcome. The pledge became a major part of Amazon’s sustainability positioning and an external coalition intended to encourage other companies to adopt comparable emissions commitments.

    Source
  • 2019Amazon Live

    United States

    Amazon introduced a shopping-oriented livestreaming service in which presenters demonstrate products and direct viewers toward purchases.

    Outcome. The initiative extended Amazon’s marketplace and advertising model into interactive video commerce.

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  • 2015Prime Day

    Global

    Prime Day is Amazon’s recurring promotional shopping event built around member-only discounts, timed product launches, and concentrated traffic across the marketplace.

    Outcome. It became a major annual retail event and a mechanism for driving Prime sign-ups, seller participation, advertising demand, and customer engagement.

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  • 2005Amazon Prime

    United States · International markets

    Prime was launched as a membership proposition built around fast, predictable shipping. Amazon later used the program to bundle video, music, reading, gaming, grocery, and other services.

    Outcome. The program became a central customer-retention and ecosystem strategy, although its enrollment, cancellation, pricing, and advertising practices have also attracted regulatory scrutiny.

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Brand decisions

  • 2026

    Integrate Rufus and Alexa+ as Alexa for ShoppingProduct launch

    Background

    Amazon was developing conversational and agentic interfaces to make product discovery, evaluation, and purchasing more personalized.

    Action taken

    Amazon renamed Rufus as Alexa for Shopping and combined shopping-oriented capabilities with Alexa+ experiences.

    Aftermath

    The decision positioned artificial intelligence as a more visible interface layer across Amazon’s retail, device, and assistant businesses.

    Source

  • 2023

    Invest in Anthropic and deepen generative-AI infrastructureStrategy

    Background

    Amazon sought a stronger position in rapidly developing generative artificial intelligence and cloud-computing workloads.

    Action taken

    Amazon invested in Anthropic, made AWS a primary cloud partner, supported the company’s use of Amazon-designed chips, and made Anthropic models available through Amazon Bedrock.

    Aftermath

    The relationship linked Amazon’s cloud infrastructure and custom silicon strategy with a leading external AI-model developer.

    Source

  • 2021

    Transition from Bezos to Jassy leadershipGeneration change

    Background

    After more than two decades under Jeff Bezos as chief executive, Amazon prepared a leadership transition while retaining Bezos in a senior governance and strategic role.

    Action taken

    Andy Jassy became president and chief executive officer, and Bezos became executive chair.

    Aftermath

    The transition placed a long-time AWS leader at the head of the full company and highlighted cloud computing, operational discipline, and artificial intelligence as strategic priorities.

    Source

  • 2017

    Acquire Whole Foods MarketM&A

    Background

    Amazon sought to expand its grocery presence and connect digital commerce, physical stores, delivery, and customer data.

    Action taken

    Amazon acquired Whole Foods Market and integrated aspects of grocery shopping with Prime and Amazon’s delivery ecosystem.

    Aftermath

    The transaction gave Amazon a substantial physical retail footprint and made grocery a more prominent part of its omnichannel strategy.

    Source

  • 2014

    Acquire TwitchM&A

    Background

    Live gaming video had become a high-engagement digital-media category with strong communities and advertising potential.

    Action taken

    Amazon agreed to acquire Twitch for approximately $970 million in cash, subject to transaction adjustments and closing conditions.

    Aftermath

    Twitch became Amazon’s principal gaming livestreaming platform and strengthened its connection with gamers, creators, esports, and interactive entertainment.

    Announced transaction value. Approximately $970 million in cash (2014 announcement)

    Source

  • 2012

    Acquire Kiva SystemsM&A

    Background

    Amazon needed greater fulfillment capacity and more efficient movement of inventory as order volumes and product selection expanded.

    Action taken

    The company acquired Kiva Systems and incorporated warehouse robotics into its fulfillment strategy.

    Aftermath

    The acquisition accelerated Amazon’s use of mobile robots and automation while also intensifying public debate about the relationship between technology, productivity, and warehouse work.

    Source

  • 2006

    Commercialize internal infrastructure through AWSStrategy

    Background

    Amazon’s retail operations required scalable computing and storage systems, and the company recognized that other organizations faced similar infrastructure constraints.

    Action taken

    Amazon launched cloud infrastructure services, beginning with products such as Amazon S3 and expanding into compute, databases, networking, security, analytics, and artificial intelligence.

    Aftermath

    AWS developed into a global cloud platform and a major strategic pillar of Amazon.

    Source

  • 2006

    Build the third-party fulfillment platformStrategy

    Background

    Independent sellers were becoming an important part of Amazon’s product selection, but many lacked their own storage and delivery infrastructure.

    Action taken

    Amazon launched Fulfillment by Amazon, allowing merchants to use its warehouses, shipping operations, and returns process.

    Aftermath

    The program strengthened Amazon’s marketplace network and made the company more deeply responsible for products supplied by outside merchants.

    Source

  • 2005

    Launch Amazon PrimeStrategy

    Background

    Amazon sought to make delivery speed a membership benefit and to increase customer loyalty and repeat purchasing.

    Action taken

    The company introduced a paid membership offering expedited shipping and later expanded it with digital and lifestyle benefits.

    Aftermath

    Prime became one of Amazon’s most important customer ecosystems and a foundation for subsequent subscription, logistics, and media investments.

    Source

  • Expansion from online bookselling into a multi-category marketplaceOther

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Recent events

  • Reported

    Amazon announces Sustainability Deep Tech Accelerator[153]

    Amazon announced its Sustainability Deep Tech Accelerator, an initiative for small businesses and startups working on climate technologies. Applications are scheduled to open in January 2027.

  • Reported

    Amazon discounts Ring Floodlight Cam 2K by 50%[154]

    Amazon is offering the Ring Floodlight Cam 2K for $100, half of its usual $200 price, for a limited time. Packs of two, three, and four are also discounted to $200, $300, and $400, respectively.

  • Reported

    Apple Watch Ultra 4 discounted at Amazon[155]

    The Apple Watch Ultra 4 was listed at Amazon for $699.99, a $100 discount that matched its all-time low price.

  • Unconfirmed

    Amazon offers a $25 Thanksgiving meal deal[156]

    Amazon is offering a $25 Thanksgiving meal deal with a turkey and side-dish ingredients through November 26, while supplies last, in more than 2,300 U.S. cities and towns through its same-day grocery delivery service.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Amazon fully launches Luna in the US[157]

    Amazon fully launched its Luna cloud gaming service in the US after an invite-only early-access trial.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Amazon reports increased cash outflows[158]

    Amazon reported cash outflows of $42.4 billion, while continuing to invest in AI infrastructure.

  • Reported

    Amazon and Tata Motors announce electric-truck collaboration in India[159]

    Amazon and Tata Motors announced a collaboration under which Tata Motors will supply 3,000 electric trucks for Amazon’s transportation network in India. The planned deployment will begin in Delhi, with a later phase intended to expand to major national highways. Amazon’s carrier partners will own and operate the vehicles; the article also reports that the first batch of Tata electric trucks was flagged in Delhi.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Amazon adds shopping capabilities to Alexa[160]

    Amazon added more than 100 shopping-related capabilities to Alexa, including shopping-list and subscription management, delivery-instruction updates, payment troubleshooting, and answers about Prime subscriptions.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Amazon lays off about 250 devices and services employees[161]

    Amazon reportedly laid off around 250 employees in its devices and services division, with most affected employees in software development roles. The company confirmed the job cuts.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Local opposition to data center development[91]

    Voters in multiple US jurisdictions are set to consider measures that would restrict data center development. In Sunbury, Ohio, a proposed measure could derail Amazon’s proposed data center development.

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  95. 95UK regulator investigates Amazon and Google over fake reviewstoronto.citynews.ca
  96. 96Report raises safety and performance concerns about Amazon Astrosiliconrepublic.com
  97. 97Amazon settles with two former employees over their firingsbusinessinsider.com
  98. 98Amazon Cape Town headquarters plans prompt local protestlivemint.com
  99. 99Italy fines Amazon and Apple over sales restrictionspcmag.com
  100. 100Italy fines Amazon and Apple over sales restrictionsengadget.com
  101. 101Amazon announces plan to reduce plastic packaging in Germanydw.com
  102. 102Amazon recalls AmazonBasics memory foam mattresses over fire hazardfinanznachrichten.de
  103. 103Amazon fined over California COVID-19 notificationstheverge.com
  104. 104Amazon settles with California over COVID-19 notification requirementsnewser.com
  105. 105Amazon Durham workers allege forced night-shift changesthenorthernecho.co.uk
  106. 106U.S. lawmakers refer Amazon matter to the Justice Departmentfinance.sina.com.cn
  107. 107Amazon sues alleged fake review brokersnbcchicago.com
  108. 108CECC urges Amazon to address supplier labor abusesvoachinese.com
  109. 109Amazon removes Nazi propaganda films after criticismvisiontimes.com
  110. 110McEwen family files lawsuit against Amazon over tornado deathsfinance.sina.com.cn
  111. 111Family sues Amazon over warehouse collapse deatharkansasonline.com
  112. 112Watchdog reports Nazi propaganda films available on Amazonfreebeacon.com
  113. 113Reports allege Amazon removed critical reviews in Chinaredstate.com
  114. 114FlexBooker reports cyberattack and access to system datanewstalkzb.co.nz
  115. 115Amazon settles six cases with the NLRBnbcnews.com
  116. 116Amazon settles six cases with the NLRBnpr.org
  117. 117Amazon sues India's Enforcement Directorateeconomictimes.indiatimes.com
  118. 118Amazon sues India’s Enforcement Directorate over investigationarabnews.com
  119. 119CCI revokes approval for Amazon–Future Coupons transactionfinance.sina.com.cn
  120. 120OSHA opens probe into fatal Amazon facility collapseyahoo.com
  121. 121Italy fines Amazon over treatment of independent sellersbordertelegraph.com
  122. 122Italy fines Amazon over treatment of independent sellerssiliconrepublic.com
  123. 123Italy fines Amazon over treatment of independent sellersnbcnews.com
  124. 124Italy fines Amazon over treatment of independent sellersnbcconnecticut.com
  125. 125Italy fines Amazon €1.13 billion over alleged competition abuseschina.org.cn
  126. 126Customer sues Amazon over scam warningsnbclosangeles.com
  127. 127Amazon announces payments for eligible product injury claimsbreitbart.com
  128. 128Luxembourg data authority fines Amazon over data-protection violationsbusinessinsider.com
  129. 129Luxembourg data authority fines Amazon over data-protection violationsibtimes.com.au
  130. 130Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules on Amazon employee bag-search paywebpronews.com
  131. 131CPSC sues Amazon to force product recallsfinance.sina.com.cn
  132. 132CPSC sues Amazon to force product recallsprnewswire.com
  133. 133EU preliminary report flags potential competition concerns in the smart-home and IoT sectorfinance.sina.com.cn
  134. 134Amazon files lawsuit over PPE glove transactionlawstreetmedia.com
  135. 135Amazon faces backlash over Karnataka-themed bikini listingeconomictimes.indiatimes.com
  136. 136Amazon faces criticism over warehouse wellness boothsnydailynews.com
  137. 137D.C. attorney general sues Amazon over pricing practicesnbcsandiego.com
  138. 138D.C. attorney general sues Amazon over pricing practiceskvnf.org
  139. 139D.C. attorney general sues Amazon over pricing practicesnbcnewyork.com
  140. 140D.C. attorney general sues Amazon over pricing practiceslawstreetmedia.com
  141. 141D.C. attorney general sues Amazon over pricing practicestheepochtimes.com
  142. 142Amazon sues over fraudulent text scamswebpronews.com
  143. 143EU court annuls Amazon-Luxembourg tax rulingclickondetroit.com
  144. 144EU General Court rules in Amazon’s favor in state-aid caseinternationaltaxreview.com
  145. 145Amazon apologizes and acknowledges drivers’ restroom difficultiesdailymail.com
  146. 146Amazon apologizes to Representative Pocan over an inaccurate statementtheverge.com
  147. 147Amazon apologizes to Representative Pocan over an inaccurate statementfox9.com
  148. 148Amazon settles lawsuit over online price listingssandiegouniontribune.com
  149. 149Lawsuit filed against Amazon over marijuana testing policynydailynews.com
  150. 150Amazon responds to allegations in manager’s lawsuitkasu.org
  151. 151Parler files another lawsuit against Amazonfinance.sina.com.cn
  152. 152Amazon book availability controversynaturalnews.com
  153. 153亚马逊宣布推出可持续发展深科技加速器smallbiztrends.com
  154. 154亚马逊将 Ring Floodlight Cam 2K 降价 50%gizmodo.com
  155. 155Apple Watch Ultra 4 在亚马逊打折theverge.com
  156. 156亚马逊推出25美元感恩节套餐优惠1430kasi.iheart.com
  157. 157Amazon在美国全面推出Lunadatacenterdynamics.com
  158. 158Amazon报告现金流出增加cnbc.com
  159. 159亚马逊与塔塔汽车宣布在印度开展电动卡车合作adgully.com
  160. 160Amazon 为 Alexa 增加购物功能techcrunch.com
  161. 161亚马逊裁减约250名设备与服务部门员工ibtimes.co.in
  162. 162Prime Video披露营收运行率及盈利情况techcrunch.com
  163. 163亚马逊推出五款搭载 Alexa 的智能家居新品finance.eastmoney.com
  164. 164亚马逊折扣销售 Roborock Q7 M5+kotaku.com
  165. 165Reolink 在澳大利亚推出 OMVI 2i Ultraapplianceretailer.com.au
  166. 166三星 P9 MicroSD Express 存储卡在零售商处打折theverge.com
  167. 167百思买促销恐怖游戏，亚马逊匹配部分优惠价格ign.com
  168. 168Roku Pro Series LX OLED电视在亚马逊开售mashable.com
  169. 169Amazon 将 Kindle Unlimited 更名为 Kindle+engadget.com
  170. 170亚马逊入股金像电setn.com
  171. 171亚马逊为 Monster SD100 电脑音箱提供折扣kotaku.com
  172. 172喜力与亚马逊试点 Pubscriptionfinanznachrichten.de
  173. 173亚马逊推出 Youth Promiseretailtimes.co.uk
  174. 174亚马逊推出 TorchNeuronfinance.eastmoney.com
  175. 1753M与亚马逊扩大商业合作关系thestar.com.my
  176. 176亚马逊与X-energy宣布印第安纳州核电项目合作techcrunch.com
  177. 177据报道亚马逊计划可能裁减配送岗位businesstoday.in
  178. 178Amazon 的 Mac mini 售价为 779.99 美元news.google.com
  179. 179亚马逊赞助克洛伊历史公墓修复americanpress.com
  180. 180亚马逊为新款 Apple TV 4K 提供折扣theverge.com
  181. 181亚马逊旗下Bee推出AI录音产品Bee Frontier与Bee Eclipse163.com
  182. 182亚马逊发布 Bee Frontier 与 Bee Eclipse AI 设备iclarified.com
  183. 183Amazon推出Bee人工智能穿戴设备techcrunch.com
  184. 184Triquetra Health 推出 Folura 每日一次头发补充剂软胶囊prnewswire.com
  185. 185亚马逊推出全新Android儿童平板电脑，预订价229.99美元起mashable.com
  186. 186亚马逊推出运行完整Android并接入Google Play的Alexa平板电脑系列ibtimes.com.au
  187. 187亚马逊计划在一两个月内停止出货现有Fire平板电脑phandroid.com
  188. 188亚马逊调整Alexa业务领导层news.google.com
  189. 189亚马逊平板系列弃用Fire品牌与Fire OS,改用Alexa品牌并转向完整Androidpakistantimes.com
  190. 190亚马逊将逐步淘汰Fire平板电脑产品线iclarified.com
  191. 191亚马逊新Alexa Tablets定价230至550美元，并将去广告一次性费用从15美元上调至20美元tribune.com.pk

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