Ecommerce

Amazon announced it had abandoned the plan, which promised to add 25,000 high-paying jobs, because of opposition from local political leaders.  

The Austrian regulator said it would examine terms and conditions under which the U.S. online giant grants Austrian vendors access to its marketplace.

The San Francisco-based company said it would list its Class A stock on the New York Stock Exchange and trade under the ticker “LEVI.”

The price increases apply to an array of items ranging from ice cream to organic soap.

The e-commerce giant is reportedly considering scrapping its plans to build its HQ2 in New York City amid intense criticism.

Retail sales are expected to grow at a slower rate than last year, according to preliminary NRF estimates.

Amazon's forecast is not as rosy as investors had hoped.

The partnership came to light after a Reddit user posted photos of autonomous trucks emblazoned with Amazon’s logo driving on the highway.

The company is also boosting its share buybacks.

The retail giant’s online “Fan Shop by Fanatics” will sell hundreds of thousands of items featuring professional sports leagues.

The product, known as the MedModular, is sold by EIR Healthcare.

The “get-in” price, or cheapest available ticket, cost roughly $3,000 plus fees as of Monday morning, after bottoming out at $2,300 last week.

An estimated 62 percent of all Amazon shoppers subscribe to Prime.

Athletes can use buttons on the side of the sneaker or access an app in order to adjust the fit according to their needs.

The sales haul marked a 16.5 percent increase compared to the same period one year ago.

Shares climbed even as investors processed the potential implications of Bezos’ split with his wife of 25 years, MacKenzie.