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Amazon spreads Christmas cheer and improves pay for temporary staff
20 Oct 2014: Online retailer promises to pay 13,000 seasonal workers 20p an hour more than minimum wage, up from 1p last year
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22 Oct 2014:
The internet market for books has become a hotbed of authors and reviewers behaving badly. Suzanne McGee, who cancelled her book-reviewing blog after an attack from a writer, urges a sensible approach
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21 Oct 2014: Amazon’s recruitment of 80,000 temporary workers is a symptom of America’s culture of the low-paid seasonal worker
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21 Oct 2014:
Online retailer ‘not my dream partner’, says Asos chief, as fashion firm’s shares climb 16% despite annual profits slump
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20 Oct 2014: Online retailer promises to pay 13,000 seasonal workers 20p an hour more than minimum wage, up from 1p last year
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20 Oct 2014: Book streaming services such as Oyster and Kindle Unlimited are still struggling to get enough bestsellers on to our virtual shelves, writes James Bridle
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Guardian Professional,
15 Oct 2014:
Despite joining coalitions that call for action on climate change, the social media giant has failed to disclose its carbon emissions data to NGO CDP
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Poll,
13 Oct 2014:
Amazon employees now work four 10-hour shifts a week, giving them three days off
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13 Oct 2014: Online retailer that faced criticism over working conditions says permanent employees now get three days off a week
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9 Oct 2014:
E-commerce giant plans its first physical store for Manhattan, possibly temporarily, set to open for the holiday shopping season
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8 Oct 2014: Several justices appear skeptical that security checks at Amazon warehousing contractor meet ‘principal activity’ requirement
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8 Oct 2014: Investigation centres on local tax ruling secured by Amazon EU Sàrl deemed by critics so generous as to amount to state aid
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8 Oct 2014:
Amazon is to be investigated over its royalties arrangement in Luxembourg, which the EC believes may constitute unfair state aid. By Alex Hern
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7 Oct 2014: Amazon’s first Android smartphone feels dated, and even a powerful object recognition system can’t lift its rudimentary software. By Samuel Gibbs
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6 Oct 2014: Aditya Chakrabortty: Billions of pounds of British public money has gone to business, with Disney getting £170m. They really are taking the Mickey
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6 Oct 2014:
And it's the New York Times saying it
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