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Vox’s coverage of tech giant Amazon: news, analysis, exclusives, and more.

Shipping is broken. Here’s how to fix it.

By Rebecca Heilweil

The complicated promise of Amazon’s space internet

By Adam Clark Estes

No, the supply chain mess is not a war on Christmas

By Rebecca Heilweil

Supply chain havoc is getting worse — just in time for holiday shopping

By Rebecca Heilweil

Jeff Bezos commits $1 billion to conservation as Amazon destroys the world

By Rebecca Heilweil

The Amazon union drive isn’t over yet

By Sara Morrison

Welcome to the age of billionaire joyrides to space

By Rebecca Heilweil

How big business exploits small business

By Emily Stewart

Big Tech has a battle ahead over antitrust regulation — and it’s going to get messy

By Shirin Ghaffary

Lina Khan will be chair of the Federal Trade Commission

By Rebecca Heilweil

MacKenzie Scott gives away billions, again

By Sara Morrison

Amazon’s Black employees say the company’s HR department is failing them

By Jason Del Rey

What you need to know about the House’s opening bid to rein in Big Tech

By Shirin Ghaffary and Sara Morrison

Your Echo is now sharing your internet with your neighbors. Here’s how to opt out.

By Sara Morrison

Amazon is changing the dates for Prime Day again

By Jason Del Rey

You should be suspicious of benevolent big business

By Emily Stewart

How a small antitrust lawsuit against Amazon could mean big things for Big Tech

By Sara Morrison

How a mailbox could get the Amazon union vote overturned

By Sara Morrison

Amazon internal messages show the FTC is prodding the tech giant to punish fake-review schemers

By Jason Del Rey

Amazon hit by 5 more lawsuits from employees who allege race and gender discrimination

By Jason Del Rey

Amazon employees say you should be skeptical of Jeff Bezos’s worker satisfaction stat

By Jason Del Rey

Amazon will let you pay with your palm in some Whole Foods stores

By Jason Del Rey

Jeff Bezos seems to be reckoning with his legacy in the wake of the Amazon union drive

By Jason Del Rey

How America’s one-click obsession is warping the future of work

By Sean Illing

The Amazon union vote is over. Here’s what happens now.

By Jason Del Rey

Amazon has won a historic warehouse union election. But the battle is not over.

By Jason Del Rey

The results of Amazon’s historic union vote are days away

By Jason Del Rey

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Why we can’t stop talking about billionaires

By Theodore Schleifer

Amazon started a Twitter war because Jeff Bezos was pissed

By Jason Del Rey

Amazon employees accuse the company of union-busting after it removes workers from an internal directory

By Jason Del Rey

Big Tech nemesis Lina Khan has been nominated for top Biden antitrust role 

By Jason Del Rey

An unholy union

By Kim Kelly

Amazon’s $10 billion NFL deal is huge — and a sign that sports is staying on TV for a while longer

By Peter Kafka

Amazon’s next CEO defends the company against racial bias reports in an internal note

By Jason Del Rey

A Black Amazon manager is suing company executives in a discrimination and sexual harassment and assault case

By Jason Del Rey

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Bias, disrespect, and demotions: Black employees say Amazon has a race problem

Interviews with diversity managers and internal data obtained by Recode indicate that Black Amazon employees are promoted less frequently and are rated more harshly than non-Black peers.

By Jason Del Rey

New York is suing Amazon over pandemic labor conditions

By Jason Del Rey

What to expect from Amazon’s new CEO Andy Jassy

By Jason Del Rey

The second act of Jeff Bezos could be as big as his first

By Theodore Schleifer

Big Tech is so big it doesn’t need its founders anymore

By Peter Kafka