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Sep 15

Reviews of Clinton's memoir were deleted for violating company guidelines, Amazon says

By Jennifer Hijazi

Mega-retailer Amazon has come under scrutiny for deleting nearly 900 predominately negative reviews of Hillary Clinton’s new campaign memoir “What Happened.” The number of reviews spiked to over 1,400 following the book’s release, split almost evenly between glowing praise and…

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Sep 14

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Are big tech companies trying to control our lives?

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Should we be concerned about the growing power of tech giants? In his book, “World Without Mind: The Existential Threat of Big Tech,” Franklin Foer says that more than their size, these companies are a threat because of the ways…

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Sep 14

How tech giants have shredded our privacy and what we should do about it

By Sam Lane

NewsHour business and economics correspondent Paul Solman sat down recently with Franklin Foer to discuss Foer's new book, “World Without Mind: The Existential Threat of Big Tech.”…

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Aug 24

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How retailers are banking on options and experiences to draw in shoppers

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Is traditional retail dead? There have been more store closings this year than any since the Great Recession, with retailers filing for bankruptcy at a record pace. And yet online retailers like Amazon and Warby Parker are adding brick-and-mortar stores.

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Aug 17

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Can online shopping absorb traditional retail workers?

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The growth of e-commerce continues to wreak havoc on traditional retail and its workforce, with 5,300 store closings announced in the first half of 2017 and 64,000 job cuts expected. What will become of the 16 million Americans who work…

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Aug 14

Amazon recalls potentially hazardous solar eclipse glasses

By Nsikan Akpan

Amazon issued a recall for some eclipse glasses sold on its internet marketplace, but did not publicly list the offending vendors or brands.

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Jun 09

Column: Why Amazon shouldn't get into the prescription drug business

By C. Michael White

The biggest online retailer’s entry into this market may lead to efficiency gains, but the cost would be dear in terms of further severing the link between patients and actual pharmacists.

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Dec 14

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News Wrap: Silicon Valley comes to Trump Tower

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In our news wrap Wednesday, President-elect Donald Trump met with leaders of tech giants like Amazon, Google and Facebook, saying he will personally be there for them. During the campaign, he chastised the industry for sending jobs overseas. Also, short-term…

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Dec 07

What Amazon's cashier-free store could mean for millions of workers

By Alison Thoet

On Monday, Amazon forayed into the brick and mortar grocery industry with the launch of Amazon Go. But the high-tech market could drastically change shopping and eventually eliminate the need for millions of cashiers.

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Sep 08

Where will wild things go once their land is gone?

By Leigh Anne Tiffany

In just two decades, the world has lost about a tenth of its wilderness, according to a new study.

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