Dr.BRID C debuts barrier-first K-Beauty line on Amazon
A new skincare brand from Hyundai Bioscience brings peptide-driven barrier care to mass-market price points, with all products under $25.
A new skincare brand from Hyundai Bioscience brings peptide-driven barrier care to mass-market price points, with all products under $25.
Seasonal promotions of up to 50% off are paired with AI-driven features designed to personalize shopping and boost conversion during the spring event.
Customers in a growing number of cities and towns can now get over 90,000 products delivered to their doorstep in three hours or less.
Health AI reviews a user’s conditions, medications, and health history to provide personalized guidance. Users can allow access to their medical records through the secure nationwide Health Information Exchange for more detailed customization.
The era of agentic commerce gets underway.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and OpenAI will co-create a Stateful Runtime Environment powered by OpenAI models.
The Oak Brook proposal follows Amazon’s nearly 229,000-square-foot superstore in Orland Park, the second Chicago-area location for the new concept.
In 2025, prime delivery speeds hit record levels. Amazon uses the same infrastructure to expedite prescription delivery.
With the closures, Whole Foods Market will become Amazon’s sole physical grocery brand in the U.S.
Amazon plans a nearly 229,000-square-foot superstore in suburban Chicago, surpassing typical Walmart Supercenters and signaling a new phase in its retail strategy.
Amazon is USPS’s biggest customer, bringing in more than six billion dollars in revenue for the Postal Service this year.
Ultra-fast Amazon Now deliveries for household essentials and fresh groceries available to customers in some areas of Seattle and Philadelphia.
The company announced record-breaking sales during its annual Prime Day event in July, stating that core e-commerce sales increased by 10% year over year, indicating ongoing consumer engagement despite economic challenges and trade tensions.
Sri recaps his visit to Amazon Accelerate.
The layoffs occur amid a significant capital spending surge expected to surpass $118 billion this year, much of which is focused on AI and data centers.
The layoffs would affect 10% of the tech giant’s approximately 350,000 corporate employees.