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The new team is designed to move from prototype to production quickly, using purpose-built agents and targeting customer self-sufficiency, according to a report.
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The e-commerce and cloud giant said it will purchase just under half of the credits expected from a project that plants Spekboom thickets on degraded land in South Africa, a move aimed at supporting carbon-removal claims tied to land restoration.
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A National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge ruled against Amazon in a San Francisco union dispute, with the decision tied to a labor precedent associated with the Biden-era agency leadership. Analysts say that framework could become harder to sustain as the NLRB shifts under Trump-era appointees.
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The e-commerce and streaming giant said it will settle one U.S. case, while another matter involving Prime Video is playing out in Australia, underscoring how content, commerce, and platform rules can collide across jurisdictions.
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A reported U.S. Federal Trade Commission settlement and a new legal action in Australia are raising the level of scrutiny on Amazon’s business practices, according to market coverage on June 30, 2026.
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In a milestone tied to the Artemis program, NASA used an optical communications system to send live, high-definition footage from the Moon. Amazon says the stream was carried across its AWS network to reach millions of viewers.
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The e-commerce and cloud giant said it is backing a spekboom-based land restoration effort in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, citing carbon removal, job creation, and local economic benefits.
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Amazon is introducing a time-limited set of summer promotions for Prime members, timed around the Fourth of July, featuring a per-gallon fuel savings offer and discounts on grilling-related grocery items.
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Prime members can claim $0.50 off per gallon during the Fourth of July weekend, while Prime Access customers get a new $5 monthly grocery credit from July through September on eligible Amazon.com orders of $25 or more.
