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Mackenzie Scott has reportedly filed for divorce from her second husband, Dan Jewett. The couple wed last year.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is warning consumers to "immediately" stop using and dispose of certain extension cords sold on Amazon because they pose several safety hazards.

Amazon posted its slowest sales growth rate in two decades earlier this year.

Amazon says it will appeal the decision with the company and labor union allowed to file exceptions to the report by September 16.

An Amazon driver was delivering a package in a Florida neighborhood when she noticed smoke coming from a home and called 911. Firefighters rescued three tiny puppies from the house, saying they would have died if the driver hadn't called for help.

The collaboration is Peloton's first with another retailer. Before, its products were sold only through its website, physical showrooms and other channels.

Two Amazon-owned companies — Ring and Hollywood studio MGM — are teaming to create a TV show in the mold of "America’s Funniest Home Videos" using viral footage from Ring’s doorbell and smart-home cameras.

Labor leaders demonstrated Tuesday against a deal that would see Amazon buying health care provider One Medical. Labor leaders and privacy advocates are worried the deal could impact patient care and patient privacy.

Amazon has provided Ring doorbell footage to law enforcement 11 times this year without the user’s permission, a revelation that’s bound to raise more privacy and civil liberty concerns about its video-sharing agreements with police departments across the country.

Amazon Prime members can enjoy a year of free deliveries from restaurants across the country.

The policy comes after an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island, New York voted to unionize in April.

Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano are returning to their roles as Tony and Samantha Micelli for a "Who's the Boss?" sequel.

Some companies even extend the benefit to dependents and spouses.

Amazon’s Alexa might soon replicate the voice of family members - even if they’re dead. The capability was unveiled at Amazon’s Re:Mars conference in Las Vegas.

The case involved a lawsuit filed in Alameda County that said the online retail giant knowingly allowed skin-lightening creams to be sold on its website for years despite being aware of concerns about toxic mercury levels in such creams.

According to the lawsuit, Amazon started charging Prime customers $9.95 for Whole Foods delivery last year.

Counterfeit sellers have hurt online retailers like Amazon, and the company has ramped up efforts to combat the problem in recent years.