Amazon | Latest News & Updates - Jan 18, 2025 Release

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon for monopolistic behavior, alleging that its search results are overrun with paid promotions...


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🌎 amazon.es

Amazon.es is the Spanish version of Amazon, an online marketplace that offers a wide range of products including electronics, books, fashion, home goods, and sports equipment. It provides services like Amazon Prime for free shipping and access to streaming services such as Prime Video and Amazon Music.


Amazon - Latest News and Updates

  • The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon for monopolistic behavior, alleging that its search results are overrun with paid promotions.
  • The Consumer Product Safety Commission has ordered Amazon to recall over 400,000 dangerous products and provide refunds, effective January 26, 2025.
  • Amazon and the Ministry of Education have agreed to provide digital skills training to 500,000 young people aged 11 to 25 by 2027.
  • Amazon has launched a pilot project in Valencia using biodegradable bags made from plant-based materials for Amazon Fresh deliveries, developed in collaboration with Novamont.
  • On January 16, 2025, Amazon opened a walk-in center in Cape Town to support independent sellers and increase market share in South Africa.
  • Amazon is set to acquire digital lending startup axio, formerly known as Capital Float, after signing an agreement pending regulatory approvals.
  • PBS Fort Wayne's main broadcast channel is now available for free live streaming on Amazon Prime Video, including the PBS KIDS channel, without ads.
  • Paula Bellizia, CEO of Amazon Web Services for Latin America, urged investment in Mexico on January 14, 2025.
  • Amazon is offering new job vacancies in Dubai and across the UAE for 2025, with applications available online.
  • Amazon will stop offering prep services for sharp products through its FBA fulfillment service in April and update packaging requirements to ensure safety.

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