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Google began working on drones in 2011 and said it expected it would "take years to develop a service with multiple vehicles flying multiple deliveries per day."

Amazon has stepped up its presence in China with a strategic partnership with the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ).

Hurst will arrive at Amazon in October with nearly two decades' experience working in tech and sustainability.

3D printing goes mainstream with Amazon's 3D printing store and it certainly seems 3D printing has come of age when Amazon wants to offer print on demand.

Amazon's stock is tanking after the company delivered disappointing second-quarter earnings, including enormous predicted losses for next quarter.

AmazonSupply.com launched quietly in April 2012 with 500,000 items for sale. Two years later, with the site still officially in beta, that list of products has grown to more than 2.2 million.

Consumer preferences suggest businesses should reconsider chasing the Amazon model.

Study uncovers facts supporting rule of thumb; it costs seven times more to land a customer than to retain one.

The Bentonville, Ark.-based company will construct and equip a new 1.2 million square-foot e-commerce fulfillment center in Plainfield creating up to 303 new jobs by 2016.

Amazon is creating an all-encompassing ecosystem for goods, groceries, digital media, and local services via Amazon Prime and your (their) smartphone.

The week after the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration began an investigation into a death at the Amazon warehouse in Carlisle, OSHA cited five companies in the death of another Amazon warehouse worker in New Jersey.

Companies like Amazon, Walmart, and others are creating an entire sector of low-paid, under-protected temporary workers who are routinely boxing and shipping items they couldn't afford to buy.

Amazon’s new smartphone could 'hang up' Apple and Samsung - Jeff Bezos may pull a Steve Jobs and disrupt the already established smartphone market on June 18.

While we've been focusing on the warehouse, the next evolution in e-commerce is the last mile delivery and in-store fulfillment. It could be the break brick-and-mortar has been looking for.

A recent Wall Street Journal (WSJ) article noted that Amazon is testing its own delivery network for “last-mile” services in San Francisco, with plans to do the same in Los Angeles and New York.