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Another Electronics Retail Chain Bites the Dust
In yet another sign indicating the days of the big-box store model could be numbered, the plug is being pulled on a well-known retail chain that’s been a mainstay in the Midwest for six decades.
Amazon Prime Price Hike Could Be a Major Mistake
Amazon has long been given the benefit of the doubt by investors, who have been content to forgo profits as long as Amazon has proven that it is rapidly growing its footprint.
Amazon Wants to Send You Stuff Before You’ve Even Decided to Buy It
The idea is called “anticipatory shipping”
How Amazon Crushed the Union Movement
Amazon.com, like many big businesses, isn’t a fan of labor unions. In contract negotiations, organized workers demand higher wages, layoffs by seniority and sometimes threaten to strike. Amazon has successfully fended off U.S. …
Amazon Workers Vote Against Forming Union
It would’ve been the company’s first in the U.S.
Jeff Bezos Airlifted by Ecuadorian Navy From Cruise Ship in Galápagos
He had a kidney stone
Peak Season for Gadget Trade-ins: Best Time for Buying or Selling Old Electronics?
After a huge spree of new device purchases around the holidays, a flood of older gadgets flood the resale and trade-in market.
These Are the 20 Retailers Still Offering Free (or Cheap) Shipping Guaranteed for Christmas
Attention last-minute shoppers: There’s still time—but not a whole lot!—to make online purchases that qualify for free (or discounted) shipping, and yes, the goods should arrive in time for them to be placed under the tree on …
Check Out the Holiday Season’s Most Loathed Kids Gifts
The Fisher-Price baby bouncy seat with an iPad holder just above the little tyke’s face is one of several kids products coming under fire from parents and consumer groups this holiday season.
Amazon Workers in Germany Choose Busy Day To Strike
Workers plan to protest Seattle headquarters, too
Why Owning an Inexpensive Kindle Could Cost You Hundreds
Survey indicates Kindle users spend $443 more annually than regular Amazon members