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Amazon.com Inc

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AMZN Coverage

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5:18am ET
Media

5 Most Important Things in Business Today

Second-quarter U.S. GDP was pegged at 3.1%, Volkswagen warned that the the diesel scandal still is hurting its earnings, Whole Foods was hit by hackers, and more important headlines.

Douglas A. McIntyre
9:25am ET
Retail

Kroger Short Interest Soars on Amazon Fears

Short interest in Kroger soared in the two-week period that ended September 15. Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods has roiled a grocery industry that may not have an response to the threat.

Paul Ausick
5:00am ET
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6 Most Important Things in Business Today

The U.S. government has put tariffs on Bombardier jets, Ford and Lyft will join forces to build self-driving cars, Twitter has started to test 280-character tweets, and more important headlines.

Douglas A. McIntyre
8:10am ET
Consumer Electronics

Amazon Launches Cheap New Tablet

Amazon has introduced the next generation of its Fire 7 tablet. The new device keeps the same low price and adds several incremental improvements. The low end of the market must be…

Paul Ausick
5:08am ET
Media

6 Most Important Things in Business Today

Best Buy posted a disappointing forecast, Ford said it would close plants in North America, Walmart will not hire temp workers for the holidays, and more important headlines.

Douglas A. McIntyre
10:59am ET
Retail

Kohl’s to Accept Amazon Returns

Beginning in October, selected Kohl's stores in the Los Angeles and Chicago areas will begin accepting returns from Amazon customers and returning them at no charge to the online behemoth.

Paul Ausick
4:46am ET
Media

6 Most Important Things in Business Today

Macy's hired 80,000 workers for the holidays, Toys "R" Us has filed Chapter 11, Amazon Web Services will begin to charge some customers by the second, and more important headlines.

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:35am ET
Retail

Amazon Could Cause 400 Malls to Close

If Amazon.com continues to scorch the apparel industry, 400 of the nation's 1,200 malls could close, according to credit rating agency Fitch.

Douglas A. McIntyre