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Amazon's global sellers accounted for 25 percent of third-party sales in 2017.
Bezos says Amazon is working to give more to its customers for less, but they aren't really getting anything extra with the Prime increase.
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Square is a financial technology company that's best known for its eponymous square white payments devices.
Amazon's quarterly advertising sales surpassed $2 billion for the first time in the first quarter.
Facebook said in its quarterly report on Thursday that investors could expect to hear about additional incidents of misused data.
Ford and GM's first-quarter earnings illustrate how much Detroit is shifting toward crossovers, SUVs and trucks for the US market.
The photo release came hours after the Senate confirmed Pompeo as the next secretary of State.
North Korean Premier Kim Jong Un will meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in at a historic summit on Friday. Beyond discussing denuclearization, the world wonders if the leaders will address economic issues.
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The economy may have cooled in the first quarter, as it does every year, but markets are watching to see if wages heated up.
Amazon reported its first-quarter earnings on Thursday after the bell.
Jim Cramer issues a new call on Whirlpool after first quarter earnings and the president’s tariffs.
Amazon has once again won streaming rights for Thursday Night Football.
Despite Intel's first quarter earnings beat, investors remained concerned over further delays to next-generation micro-chips.
Microsoft beat expectations on earnings and revenue for its fiscal third quarter.
China's top court has ruled in favor of French fashion house Christian Dior in a perfume bottle trademark case,and rapped the local trademark office for rejecting an application by the firm.
Burkle, co-founder of investment firm Yucaipa Cos. and a part owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins, donated to a pro-Kasich super PAC in 2016.
Asia markets rose Friday morning, after strong quarterly results from some of the biggest U.S. companies helped gains on Wall Street.
Former Paypal CEO Bill Harris maintains that bitcoin is a scam and investors are "drinking the Kool-Aid."
