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Amazon, Prime and billion settlement

Amazon owes Prime members $1.5 billion in a legal settlement. Are you eligible?

Amazon reached a $2.5 billion settlement with the government this week over allegations of confusing millions of people into subscribing to Prime and making it difficult to cancel.

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Here’s how to get a refund from the historic Amazon Prime settlement

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Amazon to pay $2.5 billion to settle federal claims it misled Prime members

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Amazon to refund Prime customers $1.5 billion in FTC settlement. See if you qualify

Amazon will be required to pay a $1 billion civil penalty, provide $1.5 billion in refunds to consumers harmed by shady enrollment practices, and cease unlawful subscriber and cancellation practices ...

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How to get a refund from the Amazon Prime FTC settlement

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Amazon customers may be part of a $1.5 billion settlement payout. Here's what we know

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Amazon's $2.5B Settlement: How to Claim and Why I'm Sticking With Prime

Refunds are capped at $51 per person, and eligibility mostly depends on when and how you signed up for Prime.

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Here's how to know if you're eligible for Amazon's $2.5B settlement with the FTC

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Amazon reaches $2.5 billion settlement with FTC over Prime membership deception

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Amazon faces trial this week over whether it duped people into enrolling in Prime membership

The FTC alleges Amazon tricked consumers into signing up for a Prime subscription and making it hard to cancel.

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Think You Know Amazon.com? Here's 1 Little-Known Fact You Can't Overlook.

There are two interesting ways to view the situation. If you look at the company's income statement, you will see that product sales were, as noted, around $61.6 billion in the second quarter. Service-based revenue came in at $86.4 billion. From that standpoint alone, Amazon looks more like a service provider than a retailer.

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Amazon adds Winn-Dixie to grocery delivery in Jacksonville and Orlando

Amazon and Winn-Dixie are joining forces to make grocery shopping easier for folks in Jacksonville and Orlando.

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First Amazon conquered retail. Now it’s quietly building a $35 billion business that’s changing how companies operate.

The company is increasingly focusing on supplying businesses with what they need, from janitorial supplies to kitchen equipment.

How Amazon And SAP Plan To Keep European Data Safe And Local

Seeking a sovereign cloud solution in Europe? AWS and SAP to offer secure, compliant cloud services on the new AWS European Sovereign Cloud.

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Amazon.com to close all of its Amazon Fresh UK stores

Amazon.com said it planned to close all of its 19 Amazon Fresh UK convenience grocery stores, of which five would be converted to its Whole Foods Markets brand, less than five years after it entered the market.