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Amazon.com has announced the kick-off off a 35-day Black Friday event that runs through December 22.
Once Thanksgiving dinner is safely tucked away, many Americans' thoughts turn to shopping. Some will hit the stores that are open on the holiday and others may just browse through the offers online.
Main attractions for online shoppers include free shipping, a practice that many retailers have adopted in order to keep up with Amazon.com.
According to The Counterfeit Report, counterfeiting costs U.S. manufacturers more than $250 billion and has cost U.S. workers more than 750,000 jobs.
One thing smart investors should keep in mind is things that are said and promised during a red-hot election need to be taken with a gigantic grain of salt.
Amazon has announced that it added 20 metro areas to its existing stable of areas where it offers customers its Home Services package: handpicked professionals offering upfront pricing on hundreds of...
Outsiders have questioned whether Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) makes much money from its Prime membership service. Maybe Amazon underprices its benefits, or gives away too many services for free. A...
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has put some ultra-premium content on sale, or even made it “free,” most likely as an attempt to get more people to use iTunes for movies and TV shows. As Apple tries to take...
In order for brick-and-mortar retailers to compete with Amazon, they have to get creative with the products they offer, the prices they charge and the services they provide.
With so many brick-and-mortar retailers kicking off their Black Friday deals early, Amazon.com won't be left behind.
Woot sells products at especially low prices and calls itself a site for "deals and shenanigans." And some of its discounts are huge.
Jefferies continues to stay the course on the top technology stocks that the firm has rightly championed for some time. These four very hot growth companies could bring stellar gains through the rest...
Despite a large sell-off after earnings, Amazon.com shares are up 15% year to date. Inventors have not given up on the huge e-commerce holiday results altogether.
Ahead of the holidays, investors have driven Wal-Mart shares up by 15% this year, some measurement of expectations for the retailer to do well during this important part of the year.
Some analysts saw Amazon's latest results as a potential slow down, while others were expecting a pullback eventually, with all the recent success this company has had.