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Amazon currently doesn't have any major high velocity events in its first half. A late June Prime Day solves for that H1 gap, as well as pulls in demand ahead.

Blue Origin suggests its application is 'similarly situated' to SpaceX's pending orbital datacenter system application, and argues with impeccable logic that the FCC should apply the same treatment to both applications.

Amazon's previous smartphone effort, the Fire Phone, ended up as part of a fire sale about a year later due to its poor app store experience and lack of Google Play services.

Amazon's new smartphone, Transformer, is set to focus on AI integration, aiming to enhance the usage of its AI products and potentially replace traditional app stores with AI-driven solutions.

Right now, members can unlock dozens of spring-ready travel deals starting at just $8, with exclusive discounts on everything from luggage upgrades to polished matching sets that make for the perfect airport outfits. I combed through the retailer's top travel deals to find the pieces actually worth packing, including Travel + Leisure-tested carry-ons, practical travel tech, and effortless fashion staples that make getting dressed for a flight far less stressful.

Blue Jay, a multi-armed robot designed to sort and move packages, was unveiled in October for use in the company's same-day delivery facilities. At the time, the company was testing the robots at a facility in South Carolina and said it took Amazon significantly less time to develop Blue Jay - only about a year- than it did to develop its other warehouse robots, a speed the company credited to advancements in AI.

The Damage Report Amazon closed at $199.60 on February 12th, down 13.5% year-to-date and 17.7% over the past month. The stock peaked at $258.60 within the last 52 weeks, meaning it has fallen roughly 23% from that high. The decline accelerated sharply in early February, with the stock's RSI dropping to 23.46, deep into oversold territory and the lowest reading since the 2022 bear market.

Amazon is launching a feature that will add a new artificial intelligence layer to its writing tablets. "Send to Alexa+" is rolling out to the current generation of Kindle Scribe and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft devices. This concept was announced when Amazon first debuted the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft last fall, but the company said that the feature wouldn't be available until this year. As the name implies, "Send to Alexa+" lets users share their notebooks and

The bill had broad support last year from labor groups and 41 of the City Council's 51 members from across the political spectrum, including now-Speaker Julie Menin. Amazon currently uses third-party Delivery Service Partners, or DSPs, to make its deliveries - a model that allows the company to skirt responsibility for its massive delivery operations. DSPs pop up and close down constantly, repeatedly forcing delivery drivers out of work.

According to recent reports, the company is talking to publishers about launching a marketplace where media sites can sell their content directly to companies building AI tools. The idea is to create a central hub where media outlets can license articles, data, and other content to AI companies. At the moment, many AI models use information scraped from the web without clear agreements or compensation. This has sparked legal disputes and raised questions about ownership and how publishers should be fairly compensated.

Everlane just landed on Amazon, and as a shopping writer who already relies on the brand for everyday staples, I immediately started scrolling. The retailer makes some of the best elevated basics out there-think great-fitting T-shirts, comfortable pants, and chic accessories that don't feel trendy or disposable. Even better, many of its most popular styles are already marked down, with discounts up to 64 percent. For anyone who loves high-quality pieces without the luxury markup, this drop feels like a big win.

MacKenzie Scott helped build one of the most recognizable companies in modern history-all while writing her first novel. As Amazon scaled from a fledging startup to a global force, Scott was simultaneously cultivating a literary life. Long before Amazon, Scott launched her literary career. While studying creative writing at Princeton University, Scott landed herself a highly coveted spot as one of Toni Morrison's advisees, a relationship that would shape her literary pursuits.

Amazon has reportedly demanded that a local Oregon movie theater pull screenings of its documentary Melaniaafter the establishment made a series of jokes about its controversial subject, the First Lady. Ahead of the movie's recent global release, the Lake Theater & Café in Lake Oswego, a suburb of Portland, lightheartedly promoted the title on its marquee, saying: "Does Melania wear Prada? Find out Friday!" and "To defeat your enemy. You must know them. Melania."

Amazon said Thursday it plans a staggering $200 billion in capital expenditures this year, sparking concern that the AI spending boom has entered an even more bubbly stage. The company's capex forecast was more than $50 billion above Wall Street expectations. That left some analysts uneasy about whether these huge investments will pay off. "The strong long-term return on investing capital - I think that's the debate in the market today," Mark Mahaney, a tech analyst at Evercore ISI, said during a conference call with Amazon executives following the results.