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Donald Trump Accuses Jeff Bezos of Using Washington Post to Skirt Antitrust Laws
Brendan O'Connor · 05/13/16 08:25AMDonald Trump has accused Jeff Bezos of using the Washington Post, which he owns, to sway politicians into making corporate tax policy decisions favorable to Amazon.com, which he founded. “He’s using the Washington Post, which is peanuts, he’s using that for political purposes to save Amazon in terms of taxes and in terms of antitrust,” Trump told Fox News on Thursday.
Walmart Starts Its Slide Out of Retail Dominance
Hamilton Nolan · 01/15/16 11:18AMHamilton Nolan · 10/22/15 10:54AM
Former Obama Spokesman Pens Pathetic and Evil Defense of Amazon
Sam Biddle · 10/19/15 11:35AMThe "Gig Economy" Is Picking Your Pocket
Hamilton Nolan · 09/29/15 02:23PMAmazon Announces One-Hour Alcohol Delivery May God Have Mercy on Us All
Hudson Hongo · 08/25/15 10:15PMDon't Forget the Amazon Warehouse Workers
Hamilton Nolan · 08/25/15 02:38PMHow Amazon Swallowed Seattle
CML · 08/18/15 10:50AMBrendan O'Connor · 08/15/15 03:30PM
Here’s to Another 20 Years of Underpaid and Soul-Crushing Work at Amazon
Hamilton Nolan · 07/15/15 12:59PMPrime of Life: The Story of My 20s, as Told in Amazon Purchases
Lacey Donohue · 07/15/15 11:15AMAmazon turns 20 today, which means it’s nearly the same age I was when I graduated college, moved across the country, and started living alone. The world has changed, and Amazon has its own transition period to undergo. But if it’s anything like me, it can manage these growing pains easily—with an overflowing digital shopping cart.
PSA: You Can Still Buy These Confederate Flags From Amazon and Walmart
Alex Pareene · 06/24/15 02:45PMIn the wake of the murders of nine black churchgoers by a white supremacist with Confederate sympathies, multiple national retailers announced plans this week to stop selling Confederate flags and Confederate flag-branded apparel and paraphernalia. Walmart was the first to eliminate Confederate merchandise, with eBay, Amazon and even Etsy following suit. As of today, there’s scarcely a trace of the famous “rebel flag” on Walmart.com or Amazon.com. But bargain-hunting chattel slavery enthusiasts need not abandon their laptops for flea markets just yet: You can still buy Confederate flags at both of those sites—just not the one most people think of as “the Confederate Flag.”
Hamilton Nolan · 05/28/15 11:20AM
"Gets the Point Across": Reviews of Amazon's Top Confederate Flag
Jordan Sargent · 03/10/15 10:40AMIf you happen to be looking to show your support for SAE, in the wake of its University of Oklahoma chapter getting booted off campus for being a bunch of racists, you might be in the market for the type of confederate flag seen hanging proudly in the SAE house at Oklahoma State University. Thankfully for you, Jeff Bezos invented Amazon.