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The photo above, released last week, is of a heretofore "unfound" tribe of Amazon Indians living on the Brazil-Peru border (as if they were ever...
Tech Crunch notes a sign of changing times: [B]ooks sold on the Kindle are now outpacing the hardcover books Amazon sells. In the past three...
Anyone who engages with new ideas must develop a certain level of comfort with uncertainty. Once an organization takes a step beyond what it...
Amazon's bad gift prevention system would let customers return gifts before they are ever ship out of the warehouse—and ruin Christmas too.
Sure, Walmart is the biggest retailer on earth. But these stats suggest it won't be that way forever.
In the new internet economy of cloud computing and content distribution, only Amazon is moving with confidence.
A new Amazon app makes comparison shopping for college textbooks as easy as scanning a barcode.
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Chevron is being ordered to pay a massive fee for pollution in Ecuador—and the amount will be doubled if the company doesn't apologize.
