Amazon's tablet made a splashy entrance and even managed to eat into the iPad's wide lead. But could the e-tail giant do the same with a smartphone?
One of the stronger long-term stocks has sharply lowered its guidance, which means we could see a rash of it over the next few weeks.
The social network plans a bold strategy for its app users.
The retailer plans to expand its product lineup by releasing a Kindle-themed device built on the Android operating system.
The company is reportedly experimenting with the new feature, which would help juice its ad sales and e-commerce partnerships.
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Interim chief Ross Levinsohn looks like he may get the permanent title soon.
The online retailer is reportedly developing a smartphone, and the Internet portal is down to 2 CEO candidates.
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