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Working in the sweltering heat of the Brazilian Amazon, Jose Diogo scales a tree and harvests a cluster of black berries: acai, the trendy "superfood" reshaping the world's biggest rainforest -- for better and worse.

After the close of the regular trade session on Wednesday, Amazon reported a second-quarter net income of $6.7 billion or 65 cents per share on $134.4 billion in revenues.

President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Wednesday the "world must help" Brazil protect the Amazon, ahead of a summit next week on the world's biggest rainforest, a key buffer against climate change.

Amazon said Friday it will invest $120 million to build a satellite construction facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, as part of its plans to launch a space internet service to rival SpaceX's Starlink.

Customers shopping at Amazon's US-based Whole Foods grocery stores will be able to pay for items by hovering their palm over a scanner, much like shoppers already do with smartphones or credit cards.

As consumers continue to embrace the convenience of online shopping, Amazon's staggering Prime Day earnings reveal its immense power in the digital marketplace.

Jeff Bezos, the founder of e-commerce giant Amazon, was named the world's second-richest man in 2022, a year after he stepped down as CEO.

With more than 4,700 stores around the U.S. as of 2022, Walmart employs the maximum number of workers across the country and the world.

The Colombian government is working with British producer Simon Chinn to make a documentary about the four Indigenous children who survived 40 days alone in the Amazon after a plane crash that killed their mother, the country's president said Friday.

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Amazon tricked consumers into subscribing to its "Prime" service and intentionally complicated the cancelation process, according to a US lawsuit against the retail giant filed Tuesday.

From college dropouts to sons of wealthy families, these ten individuals launched the business empires that helped them become the world's richest people.

Ahead of Bezos is chief technology officer and co-founder of software giant Oracle Larry Ellison with a net worth of $156.2 billion; LVMH chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault with a net worth of $229.7 billion; and Tesla and SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk with a net worth of $236.9 billion, per Forbes' real-time billionaires' list.

Four Indigenous children rescued in the Colombian Amazon last week after surviving in the jungle for 40 days are in good health but still at "high risk" of infection, the military hospital treating them said Thursday.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro called the young survivors the "children of the jungle."

Amazon settles Ring customer spying complaint

Bezos and Sanchez reportedly got engaged while sailing around the Mediterranean this month.

A Web3 enthusiast said that "the marketplace was originally scheduled to launch in 2022" and highlighted that the "new launch date after several delays is set to May 15."

The two tech giants reportedly each plan to spend $1 billion per year on movies headed first for the big screen.

Online retail titan Amazon on Thursday reported that its cloud and ads units helped it beat earnings expectations in the first quarter of this year despite shoppers and businesses being more careful about spending.

Nine companies announced this month job cuts affecting thousands of workers as economic uncertainties continue to plague businesses.

The NFT Marketplace is now set to launch on May 15, according to a report.

The exact number of employee terminations is still undisclosed, but it correlates with the 9,000 workforce reduction that CEO Jassy declared in March.

Failure to alert consumers to the presence of hazardous smoke makes injury or death "very likely," CPSC warned.

Over the past months, reports about Amazon exploring the world of NFT and supposedly launching an NFT marketplace have been making rounds online.

A former Meta recruiter recalled her days working at the tech giant in videos posted to TikTok.

The latest slashing focuses on Amazon's highly-profitable cloud and advertising divisions.

The job cuts are said to be part of Amazon's efforts to streamline its operations and cut costs.

Amazon is expecting to start the mass production of commercial satellites by the end of this year and will begin the rollout sometime in 2024.