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  • Amazon eyes anchor investor role ahead of Arm IPO

    August 9, 2023

    Amazon is reportedly in discussions to become an anchor investor in Arm as the chip designer gears up to go public. The technology giant is joining the likes of Alphabet, which owns google, and semiconductor companies Nvidia and Intel in the queue to become a major investor in Cambridge-based Arm, according to Reuters.  Arm plays [...]

  • Amazon forecasts bright third quarter on resilient cloud sales and shopping trends

    August 4, 2023

    Amazon reported sales growth and profit that beat expectations as the company delivered goods faster and more cheaply to shoppers while recent cloud-computing headwinds began to subside. Amazon’s Wall Street shares surged nine per cent on the news, extending its stock market value more than $120 billion in after-hours trading. On the FTSE 100 index, [...]

  • Big tech look ahead: Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta and Amazon shares in focus

    July 23, 2023

    THE RACE to exploit the potential of artificial intelligence will dominate investor chatter around big tech this week, with all the big players set to release results to Wall Street.

  • Investor Terry Smith ditches Amazon stake over concerns with grocery business

    July 11, 2023

    Top investor Terry Smith has revealed that he ditched his fund’s stake in Amazon due to concerns with the company’s grocery business. In a letter to investors, released yesterday, Smith revealed that the primary catalyst behind Fundsmith’s decision to drop its holding in Amazon last month was due to a “concern over potential capital misallocation”. [...]

  • Amazon launches legal action against ‘fake review brokers’

    June 29, 2023

    Amazon has filed four lawsuits against online fake review companies in an attempt to hold them to account for illicit behaviour that deceives consumers. The global tech company has challenged Reddit Marketing Pro, Mangocity, Littlesmm and Nice Discount with legal action this week. Amazon claims these ‘fake review brokers’ are trying to “mislead Amazon customers [...]

  • Whole Foods: Inflation takes bite out of Amazon owned grocery store

    June 25, 2023

    The Amazon-owned UK division of Whole Foods has seen a rapid decline in earnings for the year as soaring inflation makes Brits hesitant to fork out on its pricey goods.  Whole Foods UK reported operating losses of £26.9m up from £17.2m the prior year and its sales also fell to £91.6m down from £94.3m.  Amazon [...]

  • Ocado share price soars over 40 per cent following Amazon takeover rumours

    June 22, 2023

    Shares in Ocado soared over 40 per cent this morning following speculation that Amazon is eyeing a takeover of its grocery technology business.  The tech giant is reportedly mulling an £8-a-share move, The Times has reported, with Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan said to be acting for the potential bidders.  “Bid chatter helped lift web-based [...]

  • Digital stores predicted to appear on the high street as automation threatens retail jobs

    June 19, 2023

    Large e-commerce stores are likely to crop up as physical stores across the UK high street in the next five to ten years, according to predictions aided by AI. Money saving website Savoo used AI to visualise the future of the British high street and it suggested more than 11,000 chain stores would disappear by [...]

  • Amazon warehouse workers accuse tech giant of ‘dirty tricks’ as staff strike again

    June 12, 2023

    Amazon workers commence three days of industrial action at the firm’s Coventry warehouse today as a dispute over pay drags on and continues to disrupt its operations. This is the fifth time this year that members of the GMB Union have walked out over low pay, with strikes taking place nearly every month since the [...]

  • Starmer hints Labour could link government contracts to how firms treat unions

    June 6, 2023

    Keir Starmer has suggested that, under a Labour government, the awarding of state contracts could hinge on how companies treat trade unions that represent their staff. Speaking at the annual congress of trade union GMB in Brighton yesterday, Starmer said that Amazon should “recognise unions”, arguing that his party would beef up the power of [...]

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