Annie Palmer

Amazon expects to announce which companies have signed on to use Amazon Care later this year, an executive said Wednesday.

Beginning next week, Amazon will require police and fire departments requesting user videos and information do so publicly in Ring’s community safety app.

Amazon warehouse employees suffer injuries at higher rates than those who work at warehouses run by other companies, according to a new study.

Wait, didn’t Amazon win its battle with the union in Bessemer, Ala.? Yes, the vote came out in the company’s favor, but the story isn’t over yet. The Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union is…

In his final letter to shareholders, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said Thursday that the company needs to “do a better job for our employees.”

The NLRB reportedly said Amazon illegally retaliated against two former employees who were outspoken critics when it fired them last April.

Amazon will pay $61.7 million to settle allegations by the Federal Trade Commission that it failed to pay Flex delivery drivers the full amount of tips.

UPS refocuses on other business areas, while TFI acquires one of North America’s largest LTL carriers.

Amazon has temporarily closed a facility in northern New Jersey after it detected an increase in asymptomatic positive cases.

The National Labor Relations Board gave a group of Amazon employees the go-ahead to vote whether to form a union.

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Curbside pickup has taken off during the coronavirus pandemic amid an overall rise in demand for online grocery services.

Users around the world were left frustrated after websites and apps crash.

This year’s Prime Day will be unique, with Amazon set to navigate the back-to-back shopping rush of the major discount event followed by the holidays.

The House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust said in a Tuesday report that Amazon’s retail dominance gives it monopoly power over third-party sellers.

Amazon’s injury rates were higher at warehouses with heavy automation, despite the company’s claims that such technology would improve safety, Reveal found.

The palm-scanning technology, called Amazon One, connects shoppers’ palm to a credit card to let them pay without waiting in line.

Redwood Materials, the recycling start-up founded by ex-Tesla CTO JB Straubel, is among the recipients.

The company has expanded its investments in last-mile delivery via vans, self-driving robots and drones.

Amazon said it went through rigorous training and submitted detailed evidence that its drone delivery operations are safe.