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+17 +3'This is just no way to live': What it's like delivering parcels for Amazon
When internet shoppers want their items yesterday, who pays the price? This is what it's like to deliver parcels for the world's biggest online retailer.
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+14 +1Why Amazon is now pledging to make good on bad third-party products
Amazon has long contended that it shouldn’t be held legally liable for defective products sold by third-party merchants on Amazon.com, maintaining that the liability rests with the seller, not with the marketplace facilitating the sale.
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+23 +1Why Amazon Will Likely Make a Massive Move into Crypto
There has been a lot of rumor and speculation circulating in the crypto and mainstream media recently regarding e-commerce giant Amazon moving into the crypto-space by accepting select cryptocurrencies as payment options. While it's a virtual certainty Amazon will soon start doing that in some manner, Amazon's crypto aspirations seem much bigger and could positively impact small business owners in the near future.
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+18 +2Amazon Lottery Will Offer Workers the Chance to Win $500,000 for Getting Vaccinated Against COVID-19
There are many benefits to frontline employees being vaccinated for COVID-19, mainly that they can't get the virus and can keep working but also that they provide security for customers. In order to entice its workers to get vaccinated, Amazon has instituted the 'Max your Vax' contest that offers up to 18 prizes valued at almost $2 million, according to Bloomberg.
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+17 +1The slow collapse of Amazon’s drone delivery dream
Well over 100 employees at Amazon Prime Air have lost their jobs and dozens of other roles are moving to other projects abroad as the company shutters part of its operation in the UK, WIRED understands. Insiders claim the future of the UK operation, which launched in 2016 to help pioneer Amazon’s global drone delivery efforts, is now uncertain.
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+20 +2Amazon hit by record $887 million EU privacy fine
Amazon (AMZN) faces a record-breaking €746 million (roughly $887 million) fine after a European Union data privacy regulator said the e-commerce giant had violated the bloc's signature privacy law, known as GDPR, in an advertising-related decision.
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+19 +2Amazon delivery companies routinely tell drivers to bypass safety inspections
Amazon urges drivers not to "operate any unsafe vehicles" but drivers say managers encourage them to ignore safety hazards during daily inspections.
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+19 +2Amazon predicts slower sales growth as Covid boost eases
Amazon has predicted slower sales growth in the third quarter as a boost from the Covid pandemic subsides. Customers turned to Amazon and other online platforms during the Covid crisis, leading to record profits for the US giant. But Amazon's breakneck growth is beginning to level as customers start to return to bricks and mortar shops.
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+6 +1Amazon denies report of accepting bitcoin as payment
Amazon.com Inc on Monday denied a media report saying the e-commerce giant was looking to accept bitcoin payments by the end of the year.
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+17 +1Amazon reportedly has a ‘key’ to thousands of apartment buildings in US
Amazon’s Key for Business, a system that allows its delivery drivers to gain access to apartment buildings without having to be buzzed in, has been installed in thousands of buildings across the US, according to the Associated Press. The company is reportedly pushing to get the system installed in more buildings, using a combination of free installations and $100 gift cards as incentives.
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+3 +1Teen Who Flew to Space With Bezos Has Never Bought on Amazon
The award for “Best Small Talk on a Flight to Space” goes to Oliver Daemen, the 18-year-old from the Netherlands who was part of Blue Origin’s inaugural crewed flight to space earlier this week. On the roughly 10-minute flight, Daemon told Amazon founder Jeff Bezos what probably sounded like blasphemy to his billionaire ears: He had never bought anything on Amazon.
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+18 +4Amazon convinces Apple to remove review analyzer Fakespot from the App Store
Fakespot, an app that analyzes Amazon reviews to determine which ones are fake, is no longer available for iOS. Amazon has successfully convinced Apple to remove it from the App Store after the company raised concerns that the application provides misleading information and creates potential security vulnerabilities. The e-commerce giant has confirmed to Engadget that it reported Fakespot for investigation.
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+17 +4Jeff Bezos’ Dystopian Legacy Goes Far Beyond Amazon
In the new report “The Amazon Panopticon,” UNI Global Union catalogues the various methods Amazon uses to pile pressure on workers through extreme surveillance and monitoring.
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+19 +3Amazon Now Wants to Monitor Your Sleep Using Radar
If you are bothered by having to wear a wristband to monitor your sleep, Amazon might have some good news for you. The company has recently been granted permission to use radar to capture motion in three-dimensional space and enable contactless sleep monitoring using a "non-mobile" device.
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+16 +3Welcome to dystopia: getting fired from your job as an Amazon worker by an app
We were initially anxious about the introduction of robots into our workforce because of the potential disappearance of manual labor jobs. Robots would take over factories, we were told, they’d drive our cars and trucks, and they would do all of the cleaning that janitorial and domestic workers are currently hired to do.
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+14 +1Netflix, Amazon Must Invest 25% of French Revenues in Local Content, France Government Decrees
Streaming services, including Netflix, Amazon and Disney Plus, will soon have to invest between 20%-25% of their French revenues in French content under a new decree that was just unveiled by the French government following an 18-month process.
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+23 +2Amazon acquires secure chat app used by government agencies
Amazon’s cloud-computing business has acquired Wickr, an encrypted messaging platform used by government agencies and enterprises, the company announced Friday. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.
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+20 +1UK antitrust watchdog investigating Amazon and Google over fake reviews
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is probing whether Amazon and Google broke consumer laws by failing to take action against fake reviews on their sites, the agency announced Friday.
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+2 +1The People Have Spoken: Jeff Bezos Should Go to Space and Stay There
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is going to space next month, and more than 60,000 people have signed petitions politely requesting he stay there. The 57-year-old Bezos and his brother Mark will be passengers on the first human spaceflight conducted by Blue Origin, the aerospace company he founded more than two decades ago.
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+23 +2Revealed: Amazon destroying millions of items of unsold stock in UK every year
Amazon destroying millions of items of unsold stock in one of its UK warehouses every year, ITV News investigation finds
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