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Starting Wednesday, 10 Kohl's stores in the Los Angeles and Chicago markets will both sell Amazon's smart home products and accept Amazon returns. » Read More |
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After leading the market this year, the stock has fallen nearly 1 percent since it unveiled its next generation of iPhones. » Read More |
Voice and video calling could become the 'fourth pillar' of Amazon's business, said Rohit Prasad, VP and Head Scientist at Alexa. » Read More |
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From New York and Chicago down to Lehigh, PA, here are the cities trying to become Amazon's second home
Blue Apron on Wednesday said it cut about 6 percent of its workforce, nearly four months after the meal-kit company went public.
Amazon is spreading itself too thin, Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy, told CNBC on Wednesday.
Adobe shares rose after the company provided a forecast that topped analysts' estimates.
You can be the augmented reality figure in real life.
Investment newsletter author Paul Brodsky said he will help a major digital assets fund open its New York office at the beginning of November.
The tech giants are too big. But so what? Hasn’t that always been the case? NYT explains.
Senators this week are slated to announce a bill they hope will curb foreign governments' influence on American elections.
Barclays shares its top semiconductor sector picks into third-quarter earnings season.
The Russian interference campaign was using Messenger to communicate with their users, Recode reports.
They want it to be "the world’s first neighborhood built from the internet up," the NYT reports.
Samsung is making some big updates to Bixby, its virtual assistant, which comes with the company's Galaxy S8 smartphone.
Democrats and Republicans in Congress are warring to snag the jobs and investment that might come from HQ2, Recode reports.
Warren Buffett is up big in his IBM position Wednesday after the company reported better-than-expected earnings.
The company’s latest AlphaGo AI learned superhuman skills by playing itself over and over, Verge reports.
Tech companies are spending more on lobbyists to make their case about NAFTA, as negotiations heat up about the future of the trade deal.
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