Tesla drops the prices of its cars sold in China, Amazon.com clamps down on buyers who return too many things, Las Vegas casino workers could go on strike, and other important headlines.
Amazon started by cutting prices at Whole Foods. It has extended that tactic by further cutting what Amazon Prime members pay for their groceries.
Douglas A. McIntyre Institutional investors cut their positions in Apple, Lord & Taylor to sell items on Walmart.com, oil supplies hit a three-year low, and other important headlines.
Apple, on the verge of being the first $1 trillion market capitalization company, constantly looks to expand its business and product and service lines.
Sears gets serious about selling Kenmore, new Seattle taxes could affect Amazon.com, Tesla looks at changing its autopilot technology, and other important headlines.
These three mega-cap technology behemoths rule the cloud and probably are destined to continue, as the barriers for entry are at are absolutely gigantic.
Among Amazon.com Inc.’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) efforts to distribute its Alexa “virtual assistant” is its own Echo hardware. Amazon slashed the price of the Echo from $99.99 to $84.99, at least temporarily. Since…
Sears Auto will become the first nationwide auto service center to offer Amazon customers the convenient Ship-to-Store tire solution integrated into the Amazon checkout process.
One expert believes oil prices could move above $100 a barrel, Goldman Sachs and Apple are getting into the credit card business, and other important headlines.
Kroger faces a big bet against it on Wall Street. More and more of the smart money believes it cannot hold off the future of retail forever.
Sears saw its shares make an unprecedented gain after it was announced that the retailer would be collaborating with Amazon.com to provide full-service tire installation and balancing.
Walmart announced Wednesday morning that it will pay $16 billion for a 77% stake in India's Flipkart e-commerce business. The deal gives Walmart a leading position in the world's second-most populous country.
Jeff Bezos is the only member of Amazon's management or the board who is a household name. The board is loaded with obscure people.
Douglas A. McIntyre Blink Charging shares absolutely exploded to start out the week after it was announced that the firm would be partnering with Amazon.com.
Chris Lange Here are the 10 stocks that now make up the Merrill Lynch Growth 10 portfolio, including new additions Netflix and D.R. Horton.
