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Glassdoor also plans to open its European headquarters in Dublin.
A small number of organisations have a whole lot of control – and revenue.
The fake reviews were being offered for sale for as little as $5 (€4.40).
Clarkson, Hammond and May are back behind the wheel.
A report claimed that Amazon’s employees are pushed hard and work long hours so they wouldn’t be seen as a “major weakness”.
It’ll be streaming on Amazon Prime from next year. Amazon Prime isn’t available here.
Does Netflix have any direct competition here?
We’d be happy enough finding a loose fiver behind the couch.
“I liked this show so much I cried,” wrote one reviewer.
“I seriously have to go take 2 aspirin right now.”
Amazon have become the latest tech giant to be targeted by crusading EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager.
No one in the family is happy with the purchase. Even the furrier members.
Conquered by Clippy. *cries*
The preliminary ruling is putting more pressure on European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker.
It hasn’t been made yet, but there is a lot of commentary about it online.
It’s called Untitled Woody Allen Project. Yes, really.
Pick up some inspiration from some of these…
The company has deployed more than 15,000 wheeled robots to travel around its biggest warehouses and help deliver goods to employees.
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The sales giant has expanded its space to over 100,000 square feet to cater for the new employees.
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The company’s first physical store is expected to be opened in New York by the end of the year.
The European Commission claim that terms in a 2003 tax deal allowed Amazon to limit its overall bill to less than 1% of its European income.
The former teacher of his nephew has been diagnosed with mixed cell lymphoma, a very rare form of cancer, and he’s hoping to help cover the cost of her treatment.
They were killed by suspected members of an illegal logging ring.
Turns out watching people play videogames is more lucrative than you think.
Google looked the favourites to land the deal but lost out.
Everyone’s talking about US strikes on Iraq, a new weather warning, and an Irish woman charged over baby death.
The store will feature more than 200 products at launch, which users can customise in a number of ways.
The Kindle Unlimited service will give US readers a Spotify-style service for their e-readers.
Company says permission to carry out drone tests would be “in the public interest”.
Cloud-based service offers new platform for storing, sharing and building document feedback.
“It is not normal for such a large group of uncontacted Indians to approach in this way,” said one expert.
A ready-to-go shopping list.
The 4.7-inch smartphone has four cameras located on each corner of the screen which tracks how the user is looking at the phone.
The company agreed an out-of-court settlement with the parties involved, effectively avoiding a court case which was due to take place next month.