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Amazon failed to get consent from parents whose children made in-app purchases on the Kindle and Fire tablets

The group announced in September that it planned to open three more in France this year

Britain was worth 96.5 billion pounds in 2015

Toshiba has reportedly completed the first round of bidding for its prized memory chip business

Founded in 2005, the e-commerce site emerged as the highest-valued internet company in the region

Amazon had offered up to $650 million for the company earlier this year

Souq.com is one of the largest e-commerce site in the Arab world

Private sector companies are energised by the prospect of future space exploration missions beyond low-Earth orbit

Amazon's Simple Storage Service had difficulty sending and receiving clients' data for more than 3 hours

The cloud computing unit of Amazon is among the fastest growing segments for the US tech giant

Snapchat has more than 100 million active users, about 60 per cent of whom are aged 13 to 24

Prime members can re-order products such as Tide detergent, Huggies diapers and Gillette products using the button

Netflix said its expects to see strong growth ahead

Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj warns of tough action against the company

Sushma Swaraj fired off a twitter fatwa, acting like a despot

The row erupted after a Twitter user sent Swaraj a screengrab of the doormats on sale

Companies ranging from appliance maker Whirlpool Corp to Ford Motor Co unveiled products featuring Alexa

Huawei's Mate 9 is the first smartphone to have Amazon's voice-activated digital assistant pre-installed

Warrant issued to Amazon

The AFCs would hover at about 45,000 feet (13,700 meters)

With new innovations, Apple has successfully reached out to more customers

Online giant is selling a variety of food products with Meal Kits, which has the ingredients for home-cooked dishes

The product invited criticism on social media after a number of items were sold out online

This ad represents everything Trump is not

Amazon Prime Video service is currently available in Austria, Britain, Germany, Japan and the United States

Perfect message for inter-faith harmony!

For tech industry giants who took on the president-elect during his presidential campaign, future looks uncertain

Members pay a yearly subscription of €49 to get products delivered within one-hour for €5.90

Service was restored in about two hours, says internet service provider

Online platforms spent $7.5bn last year on original shows

Amazon will be able to handle VMware software and tools popular with businesses, according to the companies.

Subscriptions to play music on the Echo cost $3.99 per month

Shoppers can use smartphones to order longer lasting items such as canned goods for same-day delivery

The outfits left customers infuriated

It features a number of different sections such as jewelry, handbags and artwork

Pandora could announce its plans this to expand its $5-per-month platform this week

The eight-inch display Fire HD tablet will start at $89 for US customers

The Head of the Social Democrats also criticized internet giants Google and Facebook

British Amazon Prime customers will be able to order supplies at the touch of the wifi-connected Amazon Dash button

Employees will get three-quarters of the pay, but same benefits

TV series based on Oscar-winning film in the works at Amazon

Amazon-owned video game broadcasting platform Twitch bolstered its service Tuesday with the purchase of a US company

The move comes as Wal-Mar struggles to keep up with Amazon

Japan's Fair Trade Commission raided Amazon on suspicion of pressuring retailers to offer products at lower prices

We hope to propose a rule on unmanned aircraft operations over people by the end of this year, says FAA administrator

On Amazon's best seller list, a pocket edition of the US constitution is second only to the new Harry Potter

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates remains world's richest person with Spain's Amancio Ortega at second spot

Company's profit surged as cloud computing and other services helped produce a fifth consecutive profit

Amazon has got British approval for three new types of test flights

The new Kindle weighs in at 161 grams, or 5.7 ounces, with a six-inch display