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OnePlus 6T is expected to launch in India soon. Amazon has activated a landing page for the upcoming OnePlus flagship which, like OnePlus 6, will be exclusive to the e-commerce giant. Further, the company has aired the first TV ad for the OnePlus 6T featuring brand ambassador Amitabh Bachchan.

Amazon.com Inc is considering a plan to open as many as 3,000 new Amazon Go cashierless stores in the next few years, Bloomberg reported https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-19/amazon-is-said-to-plan-up-to-3-000-cashierless-stores-by-2021 on We

A new report by the research firm E-Marketer says by the end of this year, Amazon will be the third largest ad platform in the United States.

Redmi 6A, the recently launched successor to Redmi 5A, has gone on sale for the first time in India today at 12pm via Amazon and Mi.com. The key highlights of this budget smartphone are its HD+ 18:9 display. AI-powered face unlock, Dual VoLTE, and 13MP rear camera. The Redmi 6A starts at Rs. 5,999.

Amazon.com Inc said on Friday it plans to open its checkout-free 'Amazon Go' grocery store in New York, expanding beyond Seattle where it is headquartered.

AMAZON workers have described the "hellish" conditions inside the company's warehouses where they are reportedly made to hit "crushing" targets. Staff at the web giant have said they are forced to perform cult-like chants in conditions

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., will introduce an anti-corporate welfare bill Wednesday targeted at corporations such as Amazon, Walmart and American Airlines. The legislation would levy a tax of 100 percent for all federal benef

Thousands of Amazon employees rely on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, to stay afloat.

Xiaomi's camera-centric Redmi Y2 and popular Mi TVs will go on sale today at 12pm. The Redmi Y2 (both 3GB RAM and 4GB RAM variants) will be available via Amazon and Mi India e-store while the Mi Smart TVs (32-inch, 43-inch, and 55-inch models) will be up for grabs on Flipkart and Mi India e-store.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' fortune just crossed the $150 billion mark. That's $55 billion richer than Bill Gates, at number two.

Workers walk off during the annual sale in Spain, Germany and Poland.

The company is banning bot accounts faster than ever, but there's concern those efforts will hurt its overall user count.

Amazon has already become something of a corporate boogeyman — and now it could be bringing its industry disruption to advertising.

Amazon seems likely to be putting out a toy catalog this holiday season, filling the void left by the demise of Toys 'R Us. Amazon has been talking to members of The Toy Association, the trade group for toy manufacturers, about the catalog.

Amazon's unrelenting efficiency, obsession with automation, and brutal pricing strategies have helped it disrupt or dominate industry after industry, which began with books way back in 1997. Over the next year, it's bringing those tactics to bear

Amazon shares were sent reeling Thursday following the Supreme Court's decision allowing states to collect taxes on e-commerce sales - a decision that could potentially cost Amazon billions of dollars in taxes a year. The decision featured an opinion

The nation's 800,000 warehouse workers have won a 9.4 percent pay increase amid President Donald Trump's pro-American migration policy, forcing Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to raise wages for his many warehouse employees.

A Portland family contacted Amazon to investigate after they say a private conversation in their home was recorded by Amazon's Alexa -- the voice-controlled smart speaker -- and that the recorded audio was sent to the phone of a random person in Seattle, who was in the familys contact list.

“People should be free to walk down the street without being watched by the government,” ACLU attorney Matt Cagle writes in a post tied to the news. “By automating mass surveillance, facial recognition systems like Rekognition threaten this freedom, posing a particular threat to communities already

The U.S. military could give Amazon $10B and still have a broken computing infrastructure. There's a better solution here.