After news hit this week that six Dr. Seuss books featuring racist and insensitive imagery will no longer be published, copies of these books popped up on resale sites like eBay (EBAY) and Amazon.com (AMZN) for thousands of dollars. On Amazon, hardcover copies of “If I Ran the Zoo” start at $789 and climb to $5,000. Indeed, while an eBay spokeswoman told the Wall Street Journal that the company is “currently sweeping our marketplace to remove these items,” hundreds of sellers could still be ...

Credit Suisse analyst John Pitzer wrote in a client note that the company's results were better than the stock-market reaction implies.

Walmart is reportedly looking to take its Flipkart unit public in the U.S. via a blank-check deal. Walmart stock gave up gains. Online retailer Flipkart, a rival to Amazon in India, has been weighing a U.

Amazon has launched its first “Fresh” store in the UK. Amazon is able to do so because of a complicated network of cameras, sensors and artificial intelligence that is as much like a driverless car as it is a corner shop. The company refers to the system as “Just Walk Out” technology – which is precisely what is intended to do.

Amazon (AMZN) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

Indian online retailer Flipkart is considering going public in the U.S. by merging with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), according to a Bloomberg report. Walmart (NYSE: WMT), which owns more than three-quarters of the e-commerce company, said in a statement, "We have been clear that we support an IPO for Flipkart, but we have not made any decisions on timing, listing venue, or methodology." Flipkart is reportedly seeking a valuation of around $35 billion.

The streaming pioneer posted a surprise profit in the fourth quarter, but that was just the beginning.

TOUR selects AWS as its official cloud provider, which highlights the efficiency and reliability of Amazon's (AMZN) innovative cloud products and services.

Inside sources told The Wall Street Journal Wednesday afternoon that the NFL and giant technology company Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) are in the process of working out a deal for exclusive game broadcasting on Prime Video. Amazon is specifically zeroing in on the NFL's Thursday night games. Many of these games, under the terms of the agreement, would thereafter appear only on Prime Video and on local television networks in the area where the game is being played.

Video streaming looks poised to maintain its rapid increase in popularity as users look to consume more quality content, making it prudent to look at names like Apple (AAPL) and Netflix (NFLX)