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Nov 02

Amazon increases parental leave, offers paid paternity leave for first time

By Margaret Sessa-Hawkins

Amazon has increased the amount of leave time it is giving to new parents, joining a host of other tech companies that are extending benefits in order to attract top talent.

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Aug 16

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Exposé reveals Amazon’s ‘severe’ workplace culture

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According to a story in The New York Times, the success of Amazon.com, the world's largest retailer, is motivated by a data-driven workforce and a corporate culture where employees are pushed to the limit. David Streitfeld, one of the article's…

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Jun 06

Photos: Amazon River overflows into Brazil’s streets

By News Desk

A branch of the Amazon River called the Rio Solimoes overflowed this week due to heavy rains and flooding, and rose high into the streets of Anama, in the Amazonas state of Brazil, according to Reuters.

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Apr 12

Feds OK Amazon’s delivery drone tests (for real, this time)

By Rebecca Lee

Amazon has won the Federal Aviation Administration's approval to test delivery drones in the United States, as long as the drones fly no higher than 400 feet and no faster than 100 miles per hour.

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Apr 09

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Why companies are racing for almost-instantaneous delivery

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From the Pony Express to Federal Express, the delivery business keeps getting faster and faster. Now there's an explosion of same-day or sooner services, including the promise of home delivery by drone. But there's debate about how many customers are…

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Mar 17

GOP accused White House of pressuring regulators over net neutrality

By Anne Flaherty, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers are getting their chance this week to weigh in on the "net neutrality" debate that has pitted Internet activists against big cable companies and prompted a record number of public comments filed to U.S. regulators.

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Feb 19

How closely should you eye your online shopping cart?

By Anna Sillers

Although online prices are "stickier" than economists might guess, the proliferation of dynamic pricing means online prices might soon start swinging more often.

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Feb 03

Amazon, (maybe) coming to a RadioShack near you

By Anna Sillers

Amazon has entered into talks with the struggling RadioShack Corporation concerning the purchase of several of the electronic retailer's store locations, pending the company's expected bankruptcy filing.

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Dec 23

iPhone cases featuring stolen, grisly war photos appear for sale on Amazon

By Joshua Barajas

"Who wants to buy a picture with a dead child on it," said Tomas van Houtryve, a National Geographic photographer, who recently surfaced several unauthorized Amazon phone case sales in a series of posts on Instagram.

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Dec 09

SCOTUS: Amazon doesn’t have to pay workers during warehouse security checks

By Sam Hananel, Associated Press

The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that warehouse workers who fill orders for retail giant Amazon don't have to be paid for time spent waiting to pass through security checks at the end of their shifts.

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