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The global coronavirus pandemic has postponed Amazon’s biggest shopping event of the year. The company officially made the announcement to why it decided to push pack the day.

Amazon announced that in an effort to streamline trips to the grocery store and make them more enjoyable for customers, it is rolling out a shopping cart that uses cameras, sensors, and a scale to detect what you’re buying. Read on.

Walmart is gearing up to launch Walmart+, a competitor to Amazon Prime, later this month, according to Vox’s Recode, citing multiple sources.

An Amazon driver quit his job on the spot Monday, ditched his delivery truck at a Southfield, Michigan gas station, and became internet famous within the hour.

A hilarious video shared online shows an 11-month-old baby responding only to the name ‘Alexa’ instead of her birth name, Emily, has gone viral.

Amazon announced that it is banning police from using its facial recognition software for a year as pressure on companies mounts following the murder of George Floyd in police custody. Read more now.

Three Amazon warehouse employees have filed a lawsuit that calls the company’s contact tracing efforts into question as it pertains to the coronavirus.

Retailers across the U.S. have announced they are closing some stores in cities affected by street protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. These are companies that have announced temporary closures amid ongoing demonstrations.

In a viral video, an Amazon delivery driver was captured praying outside the home of an eight-month-old boy with a heart condition that is at-risk for contracting COVID-19.

Amazon is hoping to get back into customers’ good graces with a ‘Summer Sale.’ After losing customers to retailers like Walmart and Target, the e-commerce company hopes a marketing plan will help boost sales. Read more.