Amazon rebounds in Q1 but raises concerns about AWS cloud growthAmazon rebounded in the first quarter, topping Street estimates and reporting its biggest quarterly profit since 2021. Legendary grocer Stew Leonard dies at 93The founder of the Stew Leonard’s grocery store chain has died at the age of 93. Amazon enters flex payment partnership for Amazon Pay Amazon is teaming up with a well-known financial services company to offer select credit card holders a new flex payment option on Amazon Pay. REI to open on tribal land in Arizona; 2022 revenue at $3.85 billion REI Co-op has added another location to its slate of 2023 store openings. Tractor Supply Q1 sales rise 9%; to open 80 stores in 2023 Tractor Supply Company reported an increase in first-quarter sales and confirmed its yearly outlook amid continued share gains. Big Lots to accept Bed Bath & Beyond coupons Another retailer is giving a second life to expired Bed, Bath & Beyond coupons. Gap laying off 1,800 employees in move to ‘improve quality and speed’ of decisions Gap is downsizing its workforce for the second time in less than a year. Amazon ends Halo support, offers refunds; layoffs result The Amazon Halo wearable health monitoring device is riding off into the sunset, and some employees are being laid off. Amazon reportedly axes employees in cloud division, human resources Continuing layoffs at Amazon have reportedly hit its most profitable business area, as well as its human resources operation. L.L.Bean to take break from social media An outdoor retailer is going “off the grid” for a worthy cause. First Previous 143 144 145 146 147 Next Last
