AWS seems less exposed to tariffs than its e-commerce operation. And yet, the cloud unit is advising sales staff on potential ...

Consumers across the U.S., including in Wisconsin, are boycotting Amazon for the second time in less than two months for rolling back DEI policies.

President Donald Trump has ended the de minimis exemption, which previously allowed Temu, Shein, and other online retailers ...

Tariffs have become a household topic in today’s economic environment, with great effect on U.S. consumers and businesses.

Most of the products sold on Amazon come from China, so investors are trying to figure out what to do with the e-commerce giant.

Amazon is huge and powerful, but Italian workers have shown it can be forced to negotiate. Could US workers do the same?

However, Amazon has denied plans to show the effects of the tariffs on its prices. The tariffs make importing products from different countries— especially China — more expensive. This means that ...

Cuban doesn't seem to be a big fan of Amazon. He tweeted earlier this year that he views any dependency on Amazon in a negative light when he evaluates companies in which he's considering investing.

Other countries with similar demographic trends ... demographic data shows. "Baby bonuses have not worked for Hungary. Why would we replicate this here in [the U.S.]?" wrote Gabriella Hoffman ...

This comes as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs spark concerns that rising tech prices will reduce demand for AI.

Sellers have the discretion to determine their own prices on Amazon, but those who do raise their prices risk ... of items in our store." "We have not seen the average selling prices of products ...