Amazon's latest round of quarterly earnings came out Thursday, with the company telling investors that it saw $9.9 billion in net income in Q3.

Amazon’s latest delivery drone, the MK30, can deliver packages weighing up to five pounds to customers through light rain in under an hour, the company announced.

Amazon informed its managers this week they can terminate employees who are refusing to comply with the retail giant's return-to-office policy.

Amazon is getting into the business of prescription drug delivery via drone to doorsteps, promising to do it within an hour from when an order is placed.

Major retailers already started gearing up for the holiday season by announcing hiring plans. The companies are trying to ensure there is a robust workforce to handle the rush.

Microsoft’s subsidiary social media platform LinkedIn said it was reducing around 668 jobs in the engineering, product, talent and finance teams.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos reportedly made another real estate purchase on the island in Florida sometimes called "Billionaire Bunker." FOX Business takes a look at his reported properties.

Amazon’s cloud CEO Adam Selipsky said that artificial intelligence is "going to be incredible" and that "policymakers need to think appropriately about not stifling innovation."

An Amazon delivery driver is facing charges after allegedly assaulting a man over a parking spot disagreement.

The stock values of Meta and Alphabet are on pace for their best sessions of the year Wednesday, helping the Nasdaq Composite lead the broader U.S. stock averages.

Amazon is pushing deeper into artificial intelligence with its $4 billion investment in San Francisco-based AI start-up Anthropic, a company specializing in generative AI safety and research capabilities.

The FTC and 17 state attorneys general sued Amazon over claims that the company illegally maintains its monopoly power, which drives up prices for consumers.

Blue Origin, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' aerospace company, is replacing chief executive Bob Smith with Amazon executive Dave Limp, the company confirmed Monday.

Some Amazon drivers are reportedly pondering their futures making deliveries for the e-commerce giant after UPS and the Teamsters union came to an agreement.

Amazon says “limited advertisements" are coming to its Prime Video service next year, and subscribers who don’t want to see them will have to pay an additional $2.99 a month.

The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly planning to file an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon next week that may cover Prime, logistics, advertising and other business units.