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Paris, France – September 28, 2018 – Just above the view of the new Amazon cardboard box on a yellow background. Amazon Prime is the online paid subscription service offered by the online store Amazon.com photocredit- GettyGETTY
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"Amazon Primed" is a brief recap of the biggest stories that have dominated the news this week and surrounding Amazon, the cardboard abuser of all. If you want a complete overview of what Amazon does every week, & nbsp;subscribe& nbsp; to & # 39;What did Amazon do this week?& # 39; newsletter (titled & # 39; Obsessive … in the best way ever. "). & Nbsp;
Coming at the worst time for Amazon given the Pentagon's deal, Congress has opened a new investigation into the company for the mbadive data breach of Capital One (+100 million people affected). Although Capital One's firewall is apparently at fault, Amazon's AWS servers have been used and Amazon will now be queried. Letters sent by the House Oversight and Reform Committee turned to Capital One and Amazon to submit information on piracy. Forbes Rachel Sandler saw the documents:
"Former Amazon employee arrested for hacking, court documents say hacker, a Seattle woman named Paige Thompson, got information from credit card requests, including 140,000 numbers social security and 80,000 bank account numbers – the biggest offense ever committed in a financial services institution ".
the Economic time announced the news of Amazon's interest for India's largest brick-and-mortar store, "Reliance Retail." Amazon would require just under 26% of the company. Although Amazon is the main player on the market, Flipkart, a company owned by Walmart, would exceed 2023. The proposed deal would give Amazon access to thousands of stores, which would accomplish tasks such as grocery shopping. Why 26%? India has recently changed the laws and no business, by foreign direct investment (FDI), can own more than 26% of an Indian company.
The executives said Reliance Industries (RIL), led by Mukesh Ambani, was preparing to sign an agreement with a global retailer or strategic investor to reduce its outstanding balance to 2.88 million lakh rupees ($ 41.8 billion) at the end of June Reliance Retail is a subsidiary of RIL. "
To summarize, unless you're an ecologist, Amazon has launched its personal shopping business for core members. & # 39;Personal Shopper'S presses on Prime Wardrobe but imposes on you clothes rather than waiting until you decide to try three sizes of a t-shirt. In the same week, the company also announced two environmental projects, Amazon will also start sending full boxes of treats to the mbades. Coincidence? Who knows. One thing is certain, ship millions of extra cartons, even recycled or Taylor Swift emblazoned, is unlikely to help much the real Amazon. Cosmopolitan is a little more than excited for the service using no less than three exclamation points in a paragraph describing the service:
"You must be a primary member to access it & nbsp; (sign up for & nbsp;free month here!) and through the service, you create a style profile and complete a questionnaire that establishes your style, preferences and budget. In a few days, your stylist will suggest suggestions – yes, this is a real person! – and you can & nbsp; choose up to eight items that will be delivered directly to your door. Yes, convenience! But if you are not a fan of all products, do not worry. & Nbsp; They are packaged in a resealable box with a prepaid label. The returns are so simple, even for the most lazy online shoppers (that's me). "
Want the rest of what Amazon has done until this week? Subscribe& nbsp; to & # 39;What did Amazon do this week?& # 39; newsletter (titled & # 39; Obsessive … in the best way ever. "). & Nbsp;
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Paris, France – September 28, 2018 – Just above the view of the new Amazon cardboard box on a yellow background. Amazon Prime is the online paid subscription service offered by the online store Amazon.com photocredit- GettyGETTY
Getty
"Amazon Primed" is a brief recap of the biggest stories that dominated the news of the week and concerned Amazon, the cardboard abuser of all. If you want to have a complete overview of what Amazon does every week, subscribe at & # 39;What did Amazon do this week?& # 39; newsletter (called & quot; Obsessive … in the best way. & Quot;).
Coming at the worst time for Amazon given the Pentagon's deal, Congress has opened a new investigation into the company for the mbadive data breach of Capital One (+100 million people affected). Although Capital One's firewall is apparently at fault, Amazon's AWS servers have been used and Amazon will now be queried. Letters sent by the House Oversight and Reform Committee turned to Capital One and Amazon to submit information on piracy. Forbes Rachel Sandler saw the documents:
"Former Amazon employee arrested for hacking, court documents say hacker, a Seattle woman named Paige Thompson, got information from credit card requests, including 140,000 numbers social security and 80,000 bank account numbers – the biggest offense ever committed in a financial services institution ".
The Economic Times announced that Amazon's interest in India's largest brick-and-mortar store, "Reliance Retail," has been announced. Amazon would require just under 26% of the company. Although Amazon is the dominant player in the market, Flipkart, a Walmart-owned company, would take it over by 2023. The proposed deal would give Amazon the # 1 39; access to thousands of stores, which would accomplish tasks such as grocery shopping. Why 26%? India has recently changed the laws and no business, by foreign direct investment (FDI), can own more than 26% of an Indian company.
The executives said Reliance Industries (RIL), led by Mukesh Ambani, was preparing to sign an agreement with a global retailer or strategic investor to reduce its outstanding balance to 2.88 million lakh rupees ($ 41.8 billion) at the end of June Reliance Retail is a subsidiary of RIL. "
To summarize, unless you're an ecologist, Amazon has launched its personal shopping business for core members. "Personal Shopper" presses on Prime Wardrobe but offers you clothes rather than waiting until you decide to try three different sizes of t shirts. During the same week, the company also announced two environmental projects. Amazon will also begin sending out complete boxes of candies prepared to the mbades. Coincidence? Who knows. One thing is sure, shipping millions of extra cartons, even recycled or sporting the Taylor Swift logo, will probably not help much the actual Amazon. Cosmopolitan is a little more excited for the service using no less than three exclamation points in a paragraph describing the service:
You must be a primary member to access it (sign up for a free month here!) and through the service, you create a style profile and complete a questionnaire that establishes your personal style (duh), your fit and your budget preferences. In a few days, your stylist will suggest suggestions – yes, this is a real person! – and you can choose up to eight items that will be delivered directly to your door. Yes, convenience! But if you are not a fan of all products, do not worry. They are delivered in a resealable box with a prepaid label. The returns are so simple, even for the laziest online shoppers (that is me). "
Want the rest of what Amazon has done until this week? Subscribe at & # 39;What did Amazon do this week?& # 39; newsletter (called & quot; Obsessive … in the best way. & Quot;).
