September 14, 2020 by MMR
Amazon Prime, Walmart
2020, Issue 09-14-2020, Issues
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart this month launched its Walmart+ membership program, which is designed to compete with Amazon Prime by leveraging in-store and online assets that include fuel discounts and unlimited free delivery from stores. Walmart+ membership, available beginning on September 15, will cost $98 a year or $12.95 a month and includes a 15-day
July 8, 2020 by MMR
Amazon, Amazon Prime, digital marketplace, subscription service, Walmart, Whole Foods
Leading Headlines, Retail News

BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Walmart is reportedly set to open a new front in its fight for a bigger share of the digital marketplace. Technology news website Recode is reporting that Walmart this month will introduce Walmart+, a subscription service promising same-day delivery of groceries and general merchandise, as well as perks such as discounts on
October 25, 2019 by MMR
Amazon, Amazon Prime, third quarter
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Money

SEATTLE — Amazon said revenue grew 24% to $70 billion in its third quarter. But earnings fell short of expectations as the company spent heavily to increase delivery capacity. The company is shifting from two-day to one-day shipping as a core benefit of its Amazon Prime subscription service. Amazon said it spent $9.6 billion on
April 26, 2018 by MMR
Amazon chief financial officer Brian Olsavsky, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, Amazon Prime, Amazon Web Services, Amazon.com
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Money, Retail News

SEATTLE — Amazon.com Inc. said Thursday that it would raise the annual subscription fee for its Prime members in the U.S. to $119 from $99, an increase of 20%. The announcement came as Amazon reported strong sales and earnings gains for the first quarter ended March 31. “We continue to increase the value of Prime,
May 26, 2017 by MMR
Amazon Books, Amazon Prime, Amazon.com Inc., AmazonFresh Pickup
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Retail News

SEATTLE — Amazon.com Inc. continues to dabble with physical stores to complement its extensive online retailing presence. The company on Thursday opened two Seattle grocery pickup sites — previously being “beta tested” and available for use only to Amazon employees — to members of the public. Amazon Prime members can now buy groceries online and
March 28, 2017 by MMR
Amazon Prime, Amazon.com Inc., AmazonFresh, AmazonFresh Pickup
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Retail News

SEATTLE — Amazon.com Inc. has opened two grocery pickup outlets in its home market, where it will allow company employees to test drive the service before it becomes available to the public. Operating under the AmazonFresh Pickup banner, the locations are designed to allow consumers to order groceries online, choose a time to pick them
February 29, 2016 by MMR
Amazon, Amazon Prime, Morrisons
Leading Headlines, Retail News

LONDON — Amazon.com Inc. has signed a deal with Morrisons, Britain’s No. 4 supermarket chain, to sell food to U.K. customers via the Amazon Prime Now and Amazon Pantry services. Amazon Pantry launched last year in the United Kingdom, but only with nonperishable food. The deal calls for Morrisons to supply fresh and frozen food,