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  • Amazon’s £6 card reader and mobile app signal retailer’s move to high street payments

    August 13, 2014

    Amazon yesterday unveiled a $10 (£6) card reader and mobile app to allow high street businesses to accept card payments, marking the latest step by the online retail giant to expand its presence in the physical world. The move challenges a slew of rivals in the space, including startup Square, which popularised a payments dongle [...]

  • Watch: Jack Reacher author Lee Child on the Amazon row

    August 13, 2014

    Jack Reacher author Lee Child appeared on Newsnight yesterday to explain why he and hundreds of other authors have spoken out against Amazon. The etail giant is in a stand-off over pricing with publishing group Hachette, which has the rights to authors as varied as JK Rowling (post-Harry Potter), Stephenie Meyer of Twilight fame, crime [...]

  • Amazon halts Disney orders of Maleficent and Captain America after price row

    August 10, 2014

    Amazon halted pre-orders of a number of Disney movies on its US website yesterday in what appears to be another contract dispute, following a pricing spat with publisher Hachette Book Group. Last night physical copies of Disney titles such as Maleficent and Captain America: The Winter Soldier were unavailable for pre-order on Amazon.com. Amazon blocked [...]

  • Amazon tells readers to email Hachette boss Michael Pietsch and ask for cheaper ebooks

    August 10, 2014

    In the latest chapter of the fight between Amazon and book publisher Hachette, the internet bookseller has urged readers to email Hachette boss Michael Pietsch asking him to lower the price of ebooks. Currently locked in an ongoing battle over how much ebooks should sell for, a note on www.readersunited.com and signed from “The Amazon [...]

  • Amazon shares slide as markets take a dim view of second-quarter loss

    July 25, 2014

    Amazon shares have folded faster than high-street bookstores today after the Nasdaq showed what it thought of the world's largest online retailer posting a loss for the second quarter and falling some way short of market expectations.  Shares had slumped by 11.36 per cent at pixel time with earlier losses as high as twelve per cent. That [...]

  • Amazon share price dives as losses increase

    July 24, 2014

    More of the same from Amazon, as it continues its tradition of favouring growth over profits. The e-commerce giant has just announced a loss of $126m, or $0.27 per share for the three months to the end of June, coming in significantly below Wall Street estimates of a $0.15 per share loss. The second quarter [...]

  • Amazon Kindle Unlimited: £6 a month “Netflix for books” ebook subscription service launches

    July 18, 2014

    Amazon has officially launched its new book subscription service Kindle Unlimited after details of the new offering leaked earlier in the week. Dubbed the “Netflix for books”, Amazon Unlimited will offer customers unlimited access to selected books and audiobooks, including best sellers such as Harry Potter and the Hunger Games, for a monthly fee of [...]

  • Author Allan Ahlberg turns down award because it is sponsored by Amazon

    July 11, 2014

    Revered children's author Allan Ahlberg has turned down an award for lifetime achievement because it is sponsored by Amazon, saying “the idea that my 'lifetime achievement' should have the Amazon tag attached to it is unacceptable".   The award was offered to him by the Booktrust at its Best Book Awards earlier this month, and [...]

  • Amazon hit with lawsuit from US regulator over unauthorised app downloads by kids

    July 10, 2014

    The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon for allowing kids to make in-app purchases without parental consent resulting in millions of dollars of charges being incurred by parents. The lawsuit is seeking to make Amazon refund the money and prevent the retailer from allowing any purchases without a password on its Kindle Fire devices. Many [...]

  • Amazon and Luxembourg hit by EU “sweetheart deal” tax crackdown.

    July 3, 2014

    Amazon is the latest company to have been hit by an EU tax crackdown that has already caught out Apple, Starbucks and Fiat’s financial arm.    According to a report in the FT, the EU's competition commission has sent a request to Luxembourg, where the company's headquarters are based, for information about whether decisions on [...]

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