74 news & feature articles results for "patty smith"

An attempt by some of the e-tailer's customer service workers to organize their fellow employees has led to conflicting accounts about whether the company violated labor laws.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

Bibliofind.com, a book service owned by the e-tail giant, restarts its Web site in the wake of a hacker attack that compromised about 98,000 personal customer records.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

The online retailer's planned update is in response to concerns raised by customers, consumer advocates and state regulators.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

The two online retailers will be partners for a little while longer, signing a short extension of an earlier pact. A friendly gesture, or a sign of sour times?

Posted by Troy Wolverton

Union organizers at Amazon.com are urging laid-off workers to delay signing an agreement, despite the company's decision to remove a non-disparagement provision.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

Some ardent followers of Digital Photography Review are worried new owner Amazon.com will hurt editorial independence.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

The online home furnishings store financed by online e-tail giant Amazon also lays off 275 employees and says it will file for bankruptcy.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

The company's new "Gold Box" feature offers customers deep discounts once a day on five products, giving them an hour to decide if they want to buy one.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

Some Amazon.com customers are fuming over random discounts on some of the e-tailer's most popular DVDs.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

Does a newly patented system that examines customers' gift-giving habits go too far?

Posted by Alorie Gilbert