Walmart+ is a new shipping subscription service to rival Amazon Prime, although the product can’t truly match the breadth of Amazon’s membership program. Walmart+ offers free shipping on orders of at least $35 >>
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Amazon delays Prime Day event because of the coronavirus
Amazon will reportedly delay its annual Prime Day event because of the coronavirus. The two-day sales event typically takes place in July and will be pushed back to August at the absolute earliest. >>
Amazon to build more Whole Foods stores to boost reach of Prime Now service
When Amazon acquired Whole Foods for $13.4 billion back in June of 2017, many people found the move a bit curious. Now, about 18 months later, Amazon’s plans with the popular supermarket chain >>
The Netflix vs. Amazon Prime Video war is making piracy cool again
When Netflix’s streaming service was still in the early stages of taking over the internet, the received wisdom was that it would kill piracy. Studies showed that the launch of Netflix in a >>
Amazon just gave you a Whole Foods reason to get Prime
If you’re not an Amazon Prime subscriber but love Whole Foods, which is also an Amazon property, you should check out the retailer’s brand new promotion that’s targeting Whole Foods shoppers. Amazon is >>
Amazon to introduce some intriguing new Prime perks for Whole Foods shoppers
It’s been about 8 months since Amazon acquired Whole Foods for a whopping $13.7 billion and we’ve already seen the online retail giant implement few subtle changes to the nationwide supermarket chain now >>
You can now have your Amazon Prime deliveries left inside your car
You don’t get to 100 million Amazon Prime members without providing your customers plenty of reasons to keep paying that yearly subscription fee, and that’s on top of free fast shipping on millions >>
Amazon just revealed it has 100 million Prime subscribers
While Apple tends to be notoriously secretive with respect to upcoming products and services, it has no problem telling the world what its product sales are. Amazon, oddly enough, tends to take the >>
