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June 24, 2019

Big Tech will be forced to disclose your data's value under Senate bill

New bipartisan legislation in the Senate would force Big Tech companies to disclose the value of their users' data.

June 21, 2019

Amazon wants to use its drones to keep tabs on your home

Amazon has filed a patent that proposes, in part, to use a drone to keep tabs on your home.

June 19, 2019

Amazon launching new Kindle Oasis eReader July 24

Need a new ereader for your summer vacation?

June 17, 2019

Amazon slams AOC claim for saying it pays warehouse workers 'starvation wages'

Amazon on Monday fired back at Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y. after she claimed that the tech giant pays its warehouse workers "starvation wages."

June 16, 2019

Ryan Radia: Congress should think twice before regulating tech giants -- look at Europe for what could happen

Giving regulators and judges power to shape the evolution of the digital marketplace is a risky gambit.

June 14, 2019

Does Amazon really pay no taxes? Here鈥檚 the complicated answer

Democratic presidential candidates have seized on reports that聽Amazon.com聽Inc.聽paid no 2018 federal taxes as they press for changes in the tax system.

June 14, 2019

Amazon's Alexa voice assistant illegally records children without consent, lawsuits claim

Amazon's Alexa devices are recording children without their consent, in violation of laws in at least eight states, according to a lawsuit filed in Seattle.

June 13, 2019

Amazon rebukes Biden, offers lesson on tax code after earlier spat with Warren

Amazon publicly rebuked Joe Biden in a fiery Twitter post on Thursday聽after the former vice president argued that the company should pay more in taxes because it was "pulling in billions of dollars in profits."

June 12, 2019

Amazon's 2nd New York Go store serves Coffee, accepts cash

Today, the slow roll out of Amazon's cashierless Go stores continued with a second location opening on 300 Park Avenue.

June 11, 2019

Democratic presidential candidates push for breakup of Big Tech

Numerous Democratic presidential hopefuls are attacking big tech companies and calling for a break up of the conglomerates.