Pumpkin-spiced lattes are back, which means Halloween is fast approaching. You might be someone looking to deck your home in spooky signs or you're on the hunt for a costume. Shoppers will be flocking ...

If you're looking for a new Kindle, you're not hurting for choices. The brand has built out a wide lineup of e-readers since it launched in 2007, and enthusiasts who want a color option can take ...

Amazon is ending the Prime Invitee program. The program let people share Prime shipping outside their home. Customers are being rolled into the Amazon Family program. It's the end of an era for Prime ...

Amazon's new broadband satellite constellation just scored a big win. The company announced on Thursday (Sept. 4) that JetBlue will start using Wi-Fi provided by Project Kuiper satellites on its ...

Amazon's strict return-to-office policy is limiting its recruitment efforts. The policy requires employees to work in an office 5 days a week and relocate to hubs. Amazon's AI reputation and pay ...

A screenshot shows a data downlink speed in excess of 1.2 gigabits per second. (Panos Panay via X) Amazon executives are showing off evidence that the company’s Project Kuiper satellite constellation ...

We finally have our Lara Croft, well over two years after Prime Video's Tomb Raider series was first announced. Game of Thrones alum Sophie Turner has been cast in the role, according to The Hollywood ...

Amazon is ending a program that let Prime members share free shipping benefits with people outside their household. Instead, Amazon is encouraging users who don't live with the account holder to pay ...

Starting next month, Prime members who want to share shipping perks with other customers must live together at the same primary residential address, a change from the company's previous allowance.

Amazon is ending its Prime Invitee Program, which allowed members to share shipping benefits with people outside their household. The company is replacing it with Amazon Family, allowing members to ...

If there’s one thing that digital platforms really don’t want, it’s you giving login details to people outside of your household. The past few years have seen Netflix, Disney, and HBO Max—to name a ...