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Barclay Cuts Amazon on Valuation Basis
Amazon was cuts on valuation basis Thursday to Equal Weight from Overweight as Barclays Capital analyst Douglas Anmuth said the outlook remains negative.
Global warming 37 percent to blame for droughts: scientist
Global warming is more than a third to blame for a major drop in rainfall that includes a decade-long drought in Australia and a lengthy dry spell in the United States, a scientist said on Wednesday.
Amazon Indian infanticide video said inciting hate
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Amazon Indian infanticide video called faked
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Discovery sues over Amazon's Kindle
Media company Discovery Communications Inc has sued Amazon.com, accusing the online retailer's Kindle of infringing its patent on electronic book technology.
Sun Micro takes on Amazon in cloud computing
Computer maker Sun Microsystems Inc is preparing to take on web retailer Amazon.com Inc in the fledgling market for cloud computing services that can be accessed via the Internet.
Amazon's Kindle Reader faces patent lawsuit
Media Company Discovery Communications has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, claiming the Kindle infringes on a patent Discovery has for DRM on electronic book technology.
Discovery sues Amazon's Kindle
Media company Discovery Communications Inc has sued Amazon.com, accusing the online retailer's Kindle of infringing its patent on electronic book technology.
Discovery says Amazon's Kindle violated patents
Media company Discovery Communications Inc has sued Amazon.com, accusing the online retailer's Kindle of infringing its patent on electronic book technology.
Amazon starts game trades in challenge to GameStop
Amazon.com Inc will allow shoppers to trade in used video games for store credit, a move that may challenge a core driver of profitability for No. 1 U.S. game retailer GameStop Corp.
Amazon starts videogame trades
Amazon.com said on Thursday that it would allow shoppers to trade-in used videogames for store credit, a move that may challenge a core driver of profitability for game retailer GameStop.
Amazon allows Kindle access from iPhone
Amazon.com is offering a new application to let consumers access books on its electronic reader Kindle from Apple Inc's popular iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
Kindle just got company: New e-readers enter market from around the world
Amazon's share of the electronic book reader market just got smaller with new e-readers from the Netherlands, China, Korea and also from the U.S.
Amazon to allow disabling of Kindle 2 audio
Amazon.com Inc, responding to criticism that a text-to-speech feature on its new Kindle book reader helps it sidestep royalty payments, plans to allow the audio function to be disabled.
Britons prefer Amazon for digital media
Amazon.com Inc has established a clear lead in user preference for digital media download sites in Britain, despite a relatively late entry into the market, a survey published by Strategy Analytics said.
Amazon's new Kindle 2
Amazon.com Inc. today unwrap the company's upgraded reading device, this second generation version of the electronic device goes on sale next week.
Is this the new Kindle 2.0?
Ahead of Amazon's CEO appearance in New York on Monday where it is widely speculated that the Kindle 2.0 will be launched, authentic looking photos of the new Kindle were leaked on the MobileRead forums Friday night.
Amazon survives crisis, posts 4Q gains
Online retailer Amazon.com Inc. recorded higher than expected results during the fourth quarter, as profit grew 8.7 percent.
Amazon slashes Xbox Live Price by 40 Pct
Online shopping giant Amazon slashed their price of Xbox Live Gold subscription from $50 to $30 on Sunday.
Amazon tribe sighting raises contact dilemma
Dramatic photographs of previously unfound Amazon Indians have highlighted the precariousness of the few remaining lost tribes and the dangers they face from contact with outsiders.
Amazon to Launch Video Streaming, Lowers Kindle Price
Amazon.com Inc, the largest Internet retailer, will expand its digital music and video with a streaming video service in the next few weeks, Chief Executive Jeff Bezos said Wednesday.
Borders Returns to Online Sales, Drops Amazon
After seven years of being in an alliance with Amazon.com, Borders Group Inc. is finally setting out on its own with the launch of Borders.com.
Amazon Sues New York Over New Tax Law
Amzazon.com sued the state of New York, challenging it for the new statute that requires Internet retailers based outside New York to collect New York sales taxes.
Amazon Sues New York State over Tax Sales Law
Amazon.com has filed a lawsuit against New York State's new law which forces online retailers to collect sales tax on shipments to state residents.
Amazon 1Q Earnings Beat Expectations
Amazon.com Inc., the world's largest Internet retailer, on Wednesday reported second-quarter profit rose 29 percent, beating analysts' expectations, citing stronger sales in the U.S. and abroad amid co
Tech Mixed after Early Slump
Technology related stocks rose Friday afternoon while tax-maker Intuit stumbled after reporting a drop in second quarter profit.
If Yahoo said no to Microsoft, what could it do?
For Yahoo Inc to avoid Microsoft Corp's bear hug, it could potentially partner with companies ranging from eBay Inc to Comcast Corp, though an alternative deal would be unlikely to match the Microsoft offer. Retailer Amazon.com Inc, iPod maker Apple Inc and phone company AT&T Inc all could argue that integrating Yahoo's services and ads would be strategically smart, and some already have Internet-advertising partnerships with Yahoo.
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Amazon to support Blu-ray format
Amazon.com Inc announced its support for Sony Corp's Blu-ray format on Wednesday, days after Toshiba Corp pulled the plug on the rival HD DVD format, as key studios and retailers also took Blu-ray's side. The online retailer said it would continue to sell HD DVD products for customers who already use that format.
Amazon S3 Server Outage Blocks Access to Websites
The Amazon S3 Storage Service went down Friday morning causing companies to lose access their own data stored on the server.
Wall Street Ends Week Mixed, Nasdaq Gains
U.S. stocks ended mixed on Friday with the Dow Jones ending its worst week in almost five years as ongoing credit market woes dragged down the financial sector increasing anxiety over the broader economy. The Nasdaq, despite being down for the week, rose as investors snatched up the biggest names in technology which have recently been left affected. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones industrial average, which rose in earlier trading, fell more than 60 points.


