On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “New Day,” Lawrence Summers, who served as Treasury Secretary under President Clinton, stated President Trump’s attacks on Amazon are “a Mussolini tactic,” and something pro-business Republicans would “be berserk about” if a Democrat did. Summers
“The post office is losing billions of dollars, and the taxpayers are paying for that money because it delivers packages for Amazon at a very below cost,” Trump said.
President Donald Trump continued challenging online retailer Amazon.com for using the United States Post Office at a discounted shipping rate.
On Monday’s “CNN Newsroom,” Washington Post columnist and CNN Political Commentator Catherine Rampell stated President Trump is doing “something tinpot dictators do” by “tweeting, apparently with the express intention of driving down” Amazon’s stock price “to punish a perceived political enemy in
Patents filed by Google and Amazon hint at further monitoring from devices and home assistants in the future.
The so-called FAANG tech stocks–Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google’s Alphabet–plunged on Monday.
Despite President Trump’s public attacks on the company, tech giant Amazon is still in line to receive a lucrative contract to exclusively provide cloud services to the Department of Defense.
In a Saturday morning tweet, President Donald Trump wrote that the far-left Washington Post should register as a lobbyist for the online mega-retailer Amazon.
Walmart reportedly may purchase health insurance giant Humana, a move that could transform the healthcare industry.
Tech giant Amazon has dumped two top D.C. lobbying powerhouses, Akin Gump and Patton Boggs, to replace them with two lobbyists who left the now-defunct Podesta Group in the wake of special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe ending the organization.
A pathway is emerging for President Donald Trump to rectify the sweetheart deal that Jeff Bezos’s Amazon has with the United States Postal Service (USPS), Breitbart News has learned.
President Trump took to Twitter recently to criticize e-commerce giant Amazon for their low tax payments in many U.S. states.
President Donald Trump shared his opinion about Amazon.com, criticizing them for hurting retail businesses.
After antitrust law proved incapable of dealing with the post-war banking and commerce conglomerates, lawmakers passed a new law to break up one of the largest.
According to sources close to President Trump who spoke to Axios, he is more worried about the overreaching control of e-commerce website Amazon than he is about social media network Facebook and other Silicon Valley titans like Google.
Shares of Amazon fell by more than 7 percent Wednesday morning after Axios reported that President Trump “hates the company.”
A California Assemblyman from the Bay Area is pushing a bill that would create the “first regulatory agency for Big Tech in the nation” to protect Californians’ personal data, including social security numbers, financial data, and medical information.
According to a new study, subscriptions to streaming TV services exploded by 450 percent in less than a decade and pay TV household penetration has collapsed from a years-long hold of 75 percent, to just 63 percent in 2017.
Representatives from the major American technology companies will be meeting with first lady Melania Trump next week as part of her platform to protect children from cyberbullying and other social media exposure.
In an article Wednesday, Bloomberg claimed “Amazon” has become a verb, with “Amazoned” now meaning “to have your business crushed because the company got into your industry.”
Workers at big tech companies anonymously spoke out against discriminatory hiring practices at their companies.
Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” NYU marketing professor Scott Galloway followed up on his Esquire magazine piece calling on the break-up of the four major tech companies: Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google. Galloway explained to host Tucker
Google parent company Alphabet and Apple have both suffered big hits to their reputations according to an annual survey of corporate brands.
Multiple users have reported that Amazon Echo devices have been emitting creepy laughter and ignoring users commands.
Amazon is “in talks with big banks” to create their own checking account product, according to a report.
Celebrity activist Alyssa Milano is calling on her three million Twitter followers to boycott Amazon, Apple and FedEx for one day, in hopes it will pressure them to break ties with the National Rifle Association.
Teenager David Hogg is calling for newfound Twitter fan base to boycott companies who have relationships with the NRA. On Monday morning, he directed them to boycott Amazon and FedEx.
Michael Bloomberg-funded Moms Demand Action is urging Amazon, Apple, and YouTube to cut ties with NRATV.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has announced that he is building a 500-foot tall clock inside a West Texas mountain.
Tech-savvy parents are using big tech’s new A.I. systems — Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant — as surrogate babysitters. But what happens when children start viewing these bias-ridden systems as authority figures?
A promotional poster for the upcoming comedy film The Death of Stalin has scrubbed out the actor Jeffrey Tambor after claims emerged that he sexually harassed his co-workers on the Amazon series Transparent.
Amazon Studios says ‘Transparent’ star Jeffrey Tambor won’t be on the series when it returns for its fifth season, prompting the Emmy winner to denounce what he called false accusations and the studio’s handling of the matter.
Morale among employees of grocery giant Whole Foods has cratered after Amazon owner Jeff Bezos bought the chain and instituted new stocking and employee management policies, a report says.
Amazon has been granted patents for employee wristbands, which would track workers and tell them where to go.
Silicon Valley’s Udelv made history by piloting the first driverless retail grocery delivery service in America on Jan. 30.
Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and J.P. Morgan Chase are teaming up to form a new healthcare company aimed at reducing costs and improving satisfaction for their employees.
As the union representing Washington Post reporters attempts to negotiate for higher salaries and retirement plans, the Post told the union they should be happy they have jobs thanks to Jeff Bezos.
Looked at through the lens of recent history, the story of Toys R Us resembles the plight of the American middle class.
Amazon Opens Automated Grocery Store Eliminating Cashiers
Amazon has narrowed the future location of its second headquarters, called “HQ2,” to 20 cities. 19 cities in America and Toronto, Canada, remain in the running for the $5 billion project.
