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Intel secures major chip deal with Amazon Web Services, boosting stock. Company considers asset sales and restructuring to compete with TSMC, but faces significant hurdles in regaining technological leadership.
Amazon increases wages for subcontracted delivery drivers in the U. S. by 7%, reaching nearly $22 per hour. This move comes as labor regulators scrutinize the company's business model and relationship with drivers.
The UK government has classified data centres as critical national infrastructure, enhancing cyber protection. This move aims to attract investments and improve coordination against digital threats.
NLRB prosecutor concludes Amazon should share responsibility with contractor for discouraging unionization among Atlanta delivery drivers. Similar ruling in Los Angeles case could impact Amazon's labor relations.
An appeals court in Washington, D. C. has reinstated a lawsuit against Amazon, claiming the company's pricing policies potentially harm competition. The case, initially dismissed, now moves forward with renewed scrutiny.
Amazon's Q3 revenue forecast disappoints Wall Street amid economic uncertainties. Cloud computing demand slows as businesses curb AI investments, impacting Amazon Web Services growth.
U. S. agency holds Amazon responsible for dangerous third-party items, orders consumer notification. Amazon to contest decision. FDA issues separate warning on chemical peel products.